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viernes, 6 de abril de 2018

HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN LLACALLACA -Sto Domingo de los Olleros

HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN LLACALLACA 
Santo Domingo de los Olleros, 
Huarochirí, Perú.




** Updates about this crisis, response, and actions taken to help are listed below at the foot of this page.

The crisis begins.
On March 12th 2018, a humanitarian crisis situation begins derived from an old conflict for the ownership of land in Santo Domingo de los Olleros district, Huarochirí province, Lima region, Peru.

The communities involved in the conflict are Llanac, its main town is San Pedro de Huallanchi, and Matara, its main town is also called Matara.

In this area exists since 114 years ago a little rural village called Llacallaca inhabitated by people from Matara.

The legal trial for the land started 30 years ago, the people from Huallanchi claim the ownership of the land occupied by the Matara people

There is an especial interest on this land because the water source laying underground. In this dry and arid valley water is a highly valued resource.

Finally on March 12th 2018 a judge ordered the people from Llacallaca to leave the place, this means the exile of 51 families that have been living here during 114 years. They made a living here, houses, farmland, etc.

The comand from the judge was executed with support from the police, a big number of policemen, cavalry and heavy duty machinery displaced with violence the people from Llacallaca, they distroyed and burned the humble houses. Moreover, started the removal, destruction and killing of the plantations of tuna (cactus fruit), fruit trees and other crops that were the source of living of the Llacallaca people.

Besides this may be or not a fair legal process the result is a Humanitarian Crisis situation, the exiled people suddenly found themselves homeless and without any source for living and no means to survive, no food, no home, no nothing...

The drama for the children is another critical situation as the little school of Llacallaca was destroyed as well and the children have not school now. The emotional impact on the children was terrible, they are very scared, terrifies and traumatized as they witnessed how their homes were destroyed and burned... the children have runned away to the hills and are disconsolate crying and don't want to come back -said a woman from Llacallaca.

Response.
The Sto. Domingo de los Olleros major provided emergency support to the affected people by giving them Defensa Civil tents and some food supplies, however the Huallanchi people attacked again and burned the tents leaving the Llacallaca people without shelter and forced to sleep outdoor among the rocks in the hills and on the road because they are not allowed to stay in the land Huallanchi claims as theirs.

Also the major has started actions and paperwork in the government agencies that may intervein and help. All with no response to the moment.

CALL FOR HUMANITARIAN AID

The Sto. Domingo de los Olleros major sent a help request to Unidad 4x4 de Ayuda.

Sto. Domingo de los Olleros and other eight towns in the zone, included Huallanchi and Matara, were assisted by our organization of volunteers by carrying donations and humanitarian aid goods during the months of natural disasters caused by El Niño Costero 2017, intense rains causing mudslides and floodings severely affected these towns. We deployed 52 4x4 trucks of volunteers and 27 tons of humanitarian aid were distributed to the affected people.

We, the volunteers of U4x4A are informed of this situation and asume a neutral position, besides if this is a legal and fair process or not, our main interest and focus is to bring humanitarian aid to the affected people suffering this crisis.

DATA

Affected families: 51
Adults. Women, 45 + Men, 37: 82
Children 0-5 years age: 63
Disabled: 5
Elderly: 8

Total affected people: 148


CALL TO HELP THE AFFECTED PEOPLE OF LLACALLACA:

Required:
Humanitarian aid goods.
Emotional support

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Donating:
Food
Water
Shelter -tents
Clothes
Pets food
Money, etc

Cooperating.
By sharing and spreading the word of this information to reach as much people as possible able to help and donate.

Copy and paste the link below and share it as much as possible:
http://unidad4x4ayudaemergenciasperu.blogspot.pe/2018/04/humanitarian-crisis-in-llacallaca-sto.html

Participating.
In the activities organized to collect donations.
In the distribution of donations.
In the field tasks and missions going to be carreid out to help the Llacallaca people

CONTACT
To help, donate, cooperate, participate, etc.

Cellular - Whatsapp: +51 990128105
e-mail: info@unidad4x4deayuda.org 

PHOTOS
Photos by Yann Baudran, U4x4A volunteer

Click on the image for a larger view







VIDEOS
Videos by Sto. Domingo de los Olleros major.






















LLACALLACA LOCATION MAP






SPOT FOR COLLECTION OF DONATIONS

Ica:
Pasaje San Jose S/n. Condominio Los Jazmines , en la cuadra 11 de la Av Ayabaca ( entre la Sunat y Plaza Vea )
Andrés Young  Cel: 944454467

Chaclacayo: 
Los Nogales 567 
Aníbal Paredes  Cel 990128105

San Isidro
Av. 2 de Mayo 379
behind 3rd block on west Javier Prado Ave. Find the bell button behind the wall.
Federico Limon. Cel. 946170650

Miraflores
Calle Francia 309, Departamento 301, Miraflores
Diego Suarez. Cel 992 928 390

San Miguel
Calle Chinchaisuyo 116 Dpto 203 Urb Maranga
San Miguel altura de la comisaria de Maranga
César Rivera.  Cel  961 380 439

Cieneguilla
Av. Bolivar Lt 5 Mz F Zn D Tambo Viejo Cieneguilla
Carlos Rivera  Cel  991 922 617

Chorrillos
Jr. Justo Pastor Dávila 315
Urb. San Juan, Chorrillos
costado de Parque Fátima, a media cuadra de Radiomar

Carlos Macedo  Cel  965 610 910


UPDATES.

April 5th 2018


  • The information about this crisis is made public by means of the channels available: internet, U4x4A website, e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, social networks, etc

  • Coordination with the local Volunteers network, a crisis meeting will be held on Monday April 9th to treat this issue and decide the appropiate response.

  • The major of Sto. Domingo de los Olleros is invited to the meeting

  • Franco Martini, volunteer of U4x4A calls his team fellows especialized in coaching and emotional support to assist the Llacallaca affected people. Also donations has been offered by this team.

  • Call to U4x4A volunteers for crisis meeting abbout this matter on Tuesday April 10th

  • Santo Domingo de los Olleros major gets donation from the provincial goverment: food supplies and clothing

  • Spot for collecting donations has been stablished by volunteers for this crisis
April 6th
  • More spots for collecting donations by U4x4A volunteers are stablished 





lunes, 25 de septiembre de 2017

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS -When disasters happen

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS 
-When disasters happen

The last disasters happened in:

Peru:  Coastal El Niño January - April 2017. Intense rains, mudslides and floodings
Mexico:  Big earthquakes September 2017
USA, Caribean islands, Mexico: 2017 Severe Hurricanes Season

Turned to be challenging for the emergency communications. For each case we have adopted and adapted the resources available to face the need to support the flow of key information to facilitate the access of assistance to the people in need of help.

During the Coastal El Niño between January - April 2017 in Peru, intense rains, mudslides and floodings affected severely almost the whole country. The size of the disaster overwhelmed the response capacity of the Peruvian government. The magnitude of the damages and number of people affected trigered an unexpected aid and social solidarity outburst.

Unidad 4x4 de Ayuda supported the response efforts in the following way:

1. Monitoring, search and investigation of the communications about disaster events happening in remote, distant, isolated locations where emergency response units were not available.
2. Identification of the affected locations on the maps 
3. Verification of the disaster and rsulting affected people by information crossing from different sources: remote radio-communication stations HF and via Echolink -if available, internet, TV, news, local radio broadcast, etc.
4. Depending on the location and situation the protocol followed was:
 a. In case of far locations beyond our reach, we relay the information to the regional or national Emergency Operations Center
 b. In case of location within our reach, we organized humanitarian aid operations with our volunteers.

During and after Hurricane Harvey in USA, we were monitoring the emergency communication via HF radio and Echolink and offered translation support for translation english to spanish of the information released from the NHC for the spanish speaking community living in the affected area.

During and after Mexico Earthquake, we are monitoring the emergency communication via HF radio and Echolink for relay of messages between Mexico and Peru as needed. Also via Zello network app on smartphone.

During and after Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico we are trying monitor the emergency communication via HF radio, however due the massive destruction caused by the storm no communication antennas has been left, silence in the radio frequencies confirm this. Echolink is not working neither. Zello network app on smartphone is working, some internet service has been repaired. We are monitoring the Zello channel for relay of messages between Puerto Rico and Peru as needed. Last reports say 85% of the country has no communication means



OUR STATION AT PRESENT IS ACTIVE




jueves, 20 de julio de 2017

SISMO EN AREQUIPA ML 6.3 17 Julio 2017

Un sismo de ML 6.3 ocurrió el 17 de julio 2017 a las 21:05

Datos del sismo:
Fecha y Hora Universal (UTC) : 18/07/2017            02:05:18
Fecha y Hora Local : 17/07/2017     21:05:18
Latitud : -16.58
Longitud : -73.78
Intensidad :    V Atico; IV-III Arequipa
Profundidad  : 28 Km
Magnitud : 6.3 ML

Referencia : 45 Km SO de Atico-Arequipa,

Fuente: IGP

Afectaciones:
1. Derrumbes de cerros y bloqueo de vías en varios lugares de la región:

Panamericana Sur.
Tramos interrumpidos por derrumbes
Km719 al Km 731
Km 731 al Km 767
Fuente: Indeci


Otras vías interrumpidas
Cora Cora - Yauca -no indica el punto exacto
San Juan Chrurunga - (Distrito Río Grande) en Iquipi y Urasqui


Fuente: Indeci


2. Se reportan varias personas heridas y 1 fallecido

3. Información del Gobierno Regional de Arequipa.
REHABILITACIÓN DE PANAMERICANA SERÁ EN DIEZ DÍAS: Reunidos en Atico con el Vicepresidente de la República, Gobernadora Regional, Jefe de Provias, Alcalde Distrital de Atico, Alcalde Provincial de Caravelí, Defensa Civil y Subprefecturas donde los Ingenieros del Ministerio de Transportes y Provias concluyeron que todo el cerro esta inestable (más de 1 km) y hasta el momento sigue habiendo derrumbes por lo que estabilizar el cerro y luego limpiar les demorará alrededor de diez días. 
ACCIONES A REALIZAR:
1.- Puente Aéreo de Atico a Ocoña que se realizó hoy trasladándose más de 300 personas
2.- Puente Marítimo de La Planchada a La Punta de Atico desde la 4:00 pm.
3.- Se REHABILITÓ LA PANAMERICANA ANTIGUA desde las 4:00 pm pero SÓLO para camionetas.
4.- Mientras se realizan los estudios de estabilización del cerro con toda la maquinaria que ha llegado (dos excavadoras, 5 cargadores frontales y en camino están llegando tractores oruga) en un plazo de dos días rehabilitar y AMPLIAR la Panamericana Antigua para que puedan pasar autos y minivanes por ésta vía alterna, si es posible buses y camiones medianos más.
5.- Coordinar con SUTRAN que prohibida terminantemente la salida de buses de Arequipa y Lima porque algunas empresas de Transportes siguen permitiendo la salida de sus buses ocasionando mayor congestión de pasajeros varados.
6.- Luego estabilizar el cerro desde la cumbre del mismo hacia abajo y lograr rehabilitar la Panamericana en un plazo de DIEZ DÍAS.
7.- Comunicar a los camiones y trailes que se dirigen a Puno y Bolivia que regresen a Nazca y tomen la Ruta Puquio-Abancay-Cusco.
CONCLUSIÓN: La Panamericana se rehabilitará en aproximadamente DIEZ DÍAS. 
Actualización: 19 de julio de 2017


VIDEO
RECORRIDO POR LA RUTA ALTERNA VIA CARAVELI
Reporta voluntarios de Unidad 4x4 de Ayuda 19Jul 2017





VIDEO
DERRUMBE DEL CERRO KM 719 PANAMERICANA SUR 17Jul2017




VIA ALTERNA



FOTOS









MAPA DE VIAS BLOQUEDAS, PUNTOS DE DERRUMBES




Mapa de la Ruta alterna -76 km de trocha,
para el paso desde Atico Km 710 hasta Las Calaveritas Km 752 por derrumbe de cerro y bloqueo de la Panamericana Sur. Información base de Provías Nacional



sábado, 15 de julio de 2017

Operativo Inspección de Quebradas de Huaycos Chosica 1

Operativo Inspección de Quebradas de Huaycos Chosica 1

Assessment of the ravines where mudslides flow in Chosica 1



Fecha/Date
4 Febrero 2017 


Ubicación / Location
Departamento: Lima
Provincia: Lima
Distrito: Lurigancho Chosica
Dirección exacta: Quebradas de huaycos de Chosica: PEDREGAL, CAROSSIO, CASTILLA, SANTO DOMINGO

Link de Google Maps:

Movilización de recursos / Resources deployed
Número de voluntarios movilizados / Number of volunteers deployed:
2

Numero de vehículos 4x4 movilizados / Number of 4x4 vehicles deployed: 
2

Número de horas invertidas aprox. (por voluntario) / Hours per volunteer: 
8

Descripción / Description
Se brindó apoyo logístico en 4x4 al Instituto Climate-Ocean sciences and water resources para la inspección de las geomallas instaladas en las quebradas de Chosica donde ocurren huaycos.

Logistic support on 4x4 was given for Climate-Ocean sciences and water resources Institute for the assessment of the geo-nets installed in the ravines where mudslides flow in Chosica

Protocolos seguidos / Safety protocols 
Protocolos de seguridad de Unidad 4x4 de Ayuda. Pilotos con experiencia en manejo Off Road. Camionetas equipadas con: equipos de rescate vehicular, radiocomunicación VHF, botiquín. Navegación GPS. Voluntarios con equipos de protección personal EPP: casco, guantes, botas. Monitoreo metereológico de la zona con datos de Senamhi

Safety protocols of U4x4A. 4x4 driving expert pilots. Trucks equipped with: vehicle recovery equipment, radiocommunication, firts aid. GPS navigation. PPE personal protection equipment: helmet, gloves, boots. 
Metereological monitoring for the zone by Senamhi