Tsunami victims
1. Australia
Assistance
- Overall, a pledge of AS10 million in aid for all affected countries
- For Indonesia: * Water treatment, water containers, shelters, food and medicine.
* Five C130 Hercules (four Australian AF aircraft and one of NZ AF) and one Boeing 747 to carry aid
* 10 medical teams
* 60 tons of humanitarian aid and special equipment, such as generator
- Providing a transportable emergency hospital with the capacity of 90 beds
- Cooling units to preserve bodies
Disbursement mechanism
- The aircraft are already in Aceh
- Two Australian medical teams are on the way to disaster areas in Aceh
- HMAS Kanimbla carrying helicopters and technicians will arrive in Indonesia on Monday
2. Belgium
- Equipment for medical professionals and medical supplies
Disbursement mechanism
- Military aircraft A310 will transport medical supplies directly to Aceh via Medan
Canada
- Pledging (Canadian) $4 million in aid and one aircraft to transport relief equipment, such as medical equipment, tents, blankets, water sanitation equipment.
- A US$100,000 from the staff of the Canadian Embassy in Jakarta
Disbursement mechanism
-The aid will be distributed directly on regional basis
Chile
- Pledging to provide a team of four doctors, one paramedic and one environmentalist
Disbursement mechanism
- The team will arrive in Medan on Jan. 4
European Union
- Pledging Euro 30 million in aid for all affected countries
Disbursement mechanism
Details will be provided later
France
- One helicopter
Disbursement mechanism
- Details will be provided later
India
- will provide a floating hospital
Disbursement mechanism
- The hospital is scheduled to operate on Monday at the latest
Iran
- A 41-ton aid package containing blankets, medicines, shelters, carpets, etc.
Disbursement mechanism
- The first batch of equipment will be transported by Emirates Airlines from Tehran to Medan, departing on Dec. 28, 2004 at 4 a.m.
Japan
- US$1.87 million in emergency goods and equipment comprising generators, tents, blankets, water purifiers, mattresses, water tanks, as well as drinking water, food and cooking oil
Disbursement mechanism
- A US$370,000 aid package will be sent to Medan on Dec. 13, 2004, consisting of:
* US$250,000 worth of generators, tents, blankets, mattresses, water purifiers, water tanks and plastic tanks.
* US$120,000 worth of drinking water, food and cooking oil The remaining aid of US$1.5 million will be allocated for Medan area on Jan 4, 2005
Malaysia
- Offers SMART Expeditions (Special Malaysian Rescue Team) with ambulances, land cruiser and other heavy equipment to locate the victims.
Disbursement mechanism
-The team consists of 30 people who left the Malaysian Air Force base in Subang on Dec. 29, 2004
New Zealand
- One NZ Air Force C130 Hercules
Disbursement mechanism
-The aircraft is already in Aceh