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Ministry of Food and Disaster Management Total 3,319 people are died in 12 affected districts, which is 97% of the total death reported as of 21 January 2008. Highest death toll was reported in Barguna district (1,335) followed by Bagerhat (810), Patuakhali (457) and Pirojpur (400). Official report indicates that 88% of the total recorded death was occurred in four worst affected districts. 1600 1400 1335 1200 No. of People Died 1000 800 600 400 400 457 810 200 0 97 Barisal 47 Jhalokathi Pirojpur Barguna 42 Bhola Patuakhali 18 20 Khulna Satkhira Bagerhat 35 41 17 Goplaganj Madaripur Shariatpur Figure 3.1: No. of people died at worst affected and badly affected 12 districts Total 7.46 millions people are affected in 12 districts, which is about 84% of the total affected people. Highest numbers of people are affected in Bagerhat (1,221,788) followed by Pirojpur (1,011,359), Barisal (846,076) and Barguna (843,669). It is also reported that 1.75 millions families are affected in 12 districts, which is also 84% of the total affected families in 30 districts. 1,300,000 1,200,000 1,100,000 1,000,000 900,000 No. of People 800,000 700,000 600,000 500,000 400,000 300,000 200,000 100,000 0 Barisal Jhalokathi Pirojpur Barguna Bhola Patuakhali Khulna Satkhira Bagerhat Goplaganj Madaripur Shariatpur Figure 3.2: No. of people affected at worst affected and badly affected 12 districts Page 10
Ministry of Food and Disaster Management The cyclone’s impact varied across districts, with some upazilas being hit harder than others. The below map shows the worst -affected upazilas in Bagerhat, Pirojpur, Patuakhali and Barguna and ‘badly’ affected upazilas in other eight districts (also see Annex 1). Figure 3.3: ‘Worst affected’ and ‘badly affected’ upazilas at 12 districts The degree of damage and human need should inform sectoral strategies both in the short- and longterm. It is also imperative that relief plans are based on a comprehensive strategy, ensuring that assistance is brought to everyone in need, in particular those in remote and inaccessible areas. The following sections of this consolidated report describes the impacts, needs and strategies for short term and long term reconstruction of infrastructures and recovery of economy to restore the assets and to protect the most vulnerable people of the affected areas. 3.1 Food Security Impacts The food security needs, relief and early recovery, are large and present a significant challenge for the government of Bangladesh and its partners. According to the latest government official data (21 January 2008), the cyclone severely affected over 7.46 millions people in twelve most affected districts. On the basis of UN rapid emergency assessment 2.6 million people are found to be in need of life-saving assistance, including immediate food assistance. The UN assessment highlighted the large-scale loss of standing crops, family food stocks and livestock. It said these losses were compounded by the virtual collapse of already meagre wage-earning opportunities in a region that suffers from malnutrition rates above the national average. Page 11
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Ministry of Food <strong>and</strong> Disaster Management<br />
Total 3,319 people are died in 12 affected districts, which is 97% of the total death reported as of 21<br />
January 2008. Highest death toll was reported in Barguna district (1,335) followed by Bagerhat (810),<br />
Patuakhali (457) <strong>and</strong> Pirojpur (400). Official report indicates that 88% of the total recorded death was<br />
occurred in four worst affected districts.<br />
1600<br />
1400<br />
1335<br />
1200<br />
No. of People Died<br />
1000<br />
800<br />
600<br />
400<br />
400<br />
457<br />
810<br />
200<br />
0<br />
97<br />
Barisal<br />
47<br />
Jhalokathi<br />
Pirojpur<br />
Barguna<br />
42<br />
Bhola<br />
Patuakhali<br />
18 20<br />
Khulna<br />
Satkhira<br />
Bagerhat<br />
35 41 17<br />
Goplaganj<br />
Madaripur<br />
Shariatpur<br />
Figure 3.1: No. of people died at worst affected <strong>and</strong> badly affected 12 districts<br />
Total 7.46 millions people are affected in 12 districts, which is about 84% of the total affected people.<br />
Highest numbers of people are affected in Bagerhat (1,221,788) followed by Pirojpur (1,011,359),<br />
Barisal (846,076) <strong>and</strong> Barguna (843,669). It is also reported that 1.75 millions families are affected in<br />
12 districts, which is also 84% of the total affected families in 30 districts.<br />
1,300,000<br />
1,200,000<br />
1,100,000<br />
1,000,000<br />
900,000<br />
No. of People<br />
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700,000<br />
600,000<br />
500,000<br />
400,000<br />
300,000<br />
200,000<br />
100,000<br />
0<br />
Barisal<br />
Jhalokathi<br />
Pirojpur<br />
Barguna<br />
Bhola<br />
Patuakhali<br />
Khulna<br />
Satkhira<br />
Bagerhat<br />
Goplaganj<br />
Madaripur<br />
Shariatpur<br />
Figure 3.2: No. of people affected at worst affected <strong>and</strong> badly affected 12 districts<br />
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