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Earthquake Sumatra - Norm
1. Sponsored by: ISR Student Council PowerPoint prepared by: Mr. Norm Flach Photos and Videos by: Mr. Paul Liu Earthquake Sumatra International Schools Riau
6. Pekanbaru to Padang Border of West Sumatra and our province of Riau. This red line is the road to Pekanbaru. The road is frequently blocked by landslides of huge rocks.
11. No Damage This home in Padang is the residence of Pak Michael, his wife Ibu Eva and their three children. Michael’s organization, Dian Insani, is sanctioned by the government to give earthquake training.
12. Houses Still Standing Left: A house that is suffered no damage. Right: A house that has structural damage and is not safe to live in.
13. Houses Still Standing Buidings with the traditional Minangkebau architecture of West Sumatra suffered varying degrees of damage.
14. The City of Padang Many of the large business and government buildings in Padang had a great deal of damage.
26. School in Pariaman There were probably no children in this school when the earthquake hit. But education in West Sumatra will be disrupted for some time.
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28. Dian Insani – Reaching Out This house in Pariaman was rented by Dian Insani as a post for the distribution of supplies. The group below came to help from Nigeria.
29. Coordinating Many Volunteer Groups Dian Insani is using this house for storing supplies to be distributed to the outlying villages of Pariaman. Some of the blankets ISR donated are pictured here.
30. A Generous Family A family in rural Pariaman donated their house for the use of one volunteer agency that is setting up a medical clinic and supply distribution center. The video that follows this slide shows the arrival of a supply truck carrying 16 tons of rice. Mr. Hill and the Pekanbaru group delivered medical supplies that were donated by the Singapore Embassy in Jakarta. Cooperative efforts are having a positive effect.