
Being better prepared for harsher and more frequent disasters is a key aspect of ACT International’s appeal for a typhoon-hit Vietnam province.
ACT International members in the Philippines are bracing for a fourth storm in just over a month as Typhoon Mirinae bears down on already devastated northern regions.
A drill in emergency preparedness brought an entire Myanmar village together, the first such drill in a country still recovering from the devastation of Cyclone Nargis last year.
The tiny village of Palak Pisang consists of eight families separated from the next closest village by about two kilometres. For the people of Palak Pisang, those two kilometres might as well be a thousand.
The security situation for civilians and aid workers in Pakistan has deteriorated further with an increase in military offensives and militant attacks over the past couple of weeks.
Nearly three weeks after the 7.9 Richter Scale earthquake struck West Sumatra, ACT members continue to deliver assistance to affected areas.
