Operation Tonga Relief

OPERATION GIVE DONATION TO HA'APAI

The aid will go directly for and in behalf of the people of the Ha’apai Island (s) group of Tonga, who have suffered substantial setbacks and loss after a cyclone ripped through the entire island on January 11, 2014. The Tropical Cyclone Ian made landfall in northern Tonga. It was the strongest storm ever recorded in Tongan waters. Ian first appeared as a tropical depression between Fiji and Tonga on January 6, 2014, and took five days to develop into a Category 5 system with winds of over 200km per hour. The commodities that have been generously donated will aid in the basic necessities needed for hundreds of families in Ha’apai islands. Dialogue and ongoing communication’s from local authorities during the aftermath of the devastating cyclone Ian storm; triggered the efforts and strategic arrangements. Supplies include Rice, Flour, Sugar, Wheat, and Cooking Oil/Seasoning’s. There are also hygiene kits, school supplies, children’s toys and clothing.

ARRIVAL OF THE LAST THREE CONTAINERS DESTINED FOR

HA'APAI

CONTAINER TO HA’APAI

ARRIVAL OF THE FERRY AT PANGAI, HA'APAI WITH THE SHIPMENT

UNLOADING OF THE SHIPMENT AT PANGAI, HA'APAI

UNLOADING OF SHIPMENT AT TENNIS COURT OF PANGAI CHAPEL

DONATION GOODS AT THE TENNIS COURT

UNLOADING GOODS AT TENNIS COURT

UNLOADING AT THE WHARF

LOADING OF GOODS TO BE TAKEN OUT TO THE VILLAGE FALELOA

LOADING OF GOODS FOR HIHIFO

LOADING OF SECOND TRUCK OF GOODS FOR HIHIFO

LOADING OF GOODS TO BE TAKEN TO THE SMALL ISLANDS

LOADING OF GOODS TO BE TAKEN TO THE ISLANDS

LOADING OF GOODS TO BE TAKEN OUT TO THE VILLAGES

ASSIGNING OF GOODS TO VILLAGES AND ISLANDS

ASSIGNING OF GOODS TO THE COMMUNITIES

LOADING OF GOODS TO TAKE TO THE VILLAGES