Flooding Disaster Report 2013
On CRDT’s beneficiaries in Kratie and Stung Treng
Problem Statement
During late September 2013 to early October 2013, a large part of Cambodia’s
northeastern provinces (Stung Treng and Kratie) were almost covered by flood of
Mekong River. CRDT has kept track on its community family members who were
affected by flooded disaster. 64 community based organizations (CBOs), which
consist of 1,302 families and 49 Self Help Group (SHGs) consist of 562 families in
these both provinces, suffered from the flood. Their houses and schools are flooded,
and paddy rice and some main crops were also damaged during that period, and as
of now we could not estimate the cost yet.
Flood Situation in Kratie province on 26 September 2013
CRDT Head Office Flooded on 26 Sept 2013 in Kratie province
CRDT Field Office Flooded on 26 Sept 2013 in Stung Treng province
Farmer was flooded
Demands Required:
The 1,864 families in the both provinces call for the supports such as food (rice,
noodle, bottle fish, fish source and soy bean source), water filters, and plastic ten for
shelter, scarf, skirt and medicine to prevent the intestine and malaria. Some families
have also asked for some vegetable seeds mainly on their crops to recover back
after the disasters.
The Damage After Flooded in Stung Treng province
A brief Summary By:
Sut Samedy