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FLASH UPDATE: No. 02 – M6.2 Earthquake in West Sulawesi, INDONESIA – 16 Jan 2021
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The AHA Centre is closely monitoring the situation

The AHA Centre is closely monitoring the situation in view of multiple disasters in Indonesia, and will be ready to support and coordinate with @bnpb_indonesia. #OneASEANOneResponse

The Philippines is a country in the region which i

The Philippines is a country in the region which is vulnerable to the catastrophic effects of tropical cyclones. An average of 20 tropical cyclones hit the country every year. However, have you ever wondered how the country puts name on the cyclone? Learn more at http://bagong.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/

Has #ASEAN been prepared to anticipate a major dis

Has #ASEAN been prepared to anticipate a major disaster that hits the region? How do the disaster forecasting and early warning systems for floods and droughts work?

The ARMOR 2nd Edition Webinar Series #2 "Early Warning System of ASEAN: Challenges and Innovations" will provide you insights from the experts on how early warning systems become important tools to reduce risks related to floods and droughts, and what else can be done to better anticipate them to allow for early action. Join us on Thrusday, 28 January 2021 at 10:00 - 12:00 Jakarta Time (GMT+7).

Register at https://ahacentre.org/armorwebinar

Within the last 12 years, the ASEAN-ERAT members’ capability of carrying out the response missions has improved gradually in terms of numbers and specialisations. Learn more about ASEAN-ERAT and read the full article in The Column Vol.67 at https://thecolumn.ahacentre.org/the-column-vol-67/

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The second batch of the #ASEAN relief items were m

The second batch of the #ASEAN relief items were mobilised by the AHA Centre and the DDPM Thailand yesterday from the DELSA Satellite Warehouse in Chai Nat, Thailand to Samuth Sakhon Province, Thailand in response to the new cases of #COVID19 found among immigrant workers. The handover of the relief items, comprised of 1,000 personal hygiene kits, was attended by Mr Boontham Lertsukekasem, the Director-General of the DDPM Thailand. #OneASEANOneResponse

Singapore’s @temasekfoundation has donated 1.5 m

Singapore’s @temasekfoundation has donated 1.5 million reusable face masks to the AHA Centre to be distributed to the ASEAN Member States through the National Disaster Management Organisations (NDMOs), as well as Jakarta-based ASEAN centres and entities. The cooperation reflects a strong commitment between the two organisations to fight hand-in-hand against the #COVID19 pandemic in the region. #OneASEANOneResponse

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ASEAN is prone to a wide array of natural disasters. Operationalising One ASEAN One Response by @ahacentre is about ASEAN responding to disasters in the region and outside the region as ONE.

The EU will continue to show solidarity and csupport ASEAN through capacity building in order to achieve FASTER response, mobilise GREATER resources, and establish STRONGER coordination in response to disasters.

#EUinASEAN #EUSAHA #OneASEANOneResponse

Facilitated by the Department of Disaster Preventi

Facilitated by the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) Thailand, today, the AHA Centre mobilised the first batch of the #ASEAN relief items, comprised of 500 personal hygiene kits, from DELSA Satellite Warehouse in Chai Nat, Thailand to Nonthaburi Province, Thailand in response to new outbreak of #COVID19.

Supported by the Japan-ASEAN Integration Fund (JAIF), the relief items were mobilised to support the operation of the field hospitals that are now being set up by the Government of Thailand to take care of more than 4,000 people in the province. This mobilisation represents the tangible solidarity of the ASEAN countries during this challenging situation in the spirit of One ASEAN One Response.

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Wishing all our Myanmar friends a Happy Independen

Wishing all our Myanmar friends a Happy Independence Day! Today the people of Myanmar commemorate Myanmar’s Declaration of Independence on January 4, 1948.

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