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 "Samoan Tsunami Video Clips 2009"

 

Sadly Missed

What are Tsunamis and what causes them? by Justin McCurry in Tokyo 7 October '09.  The tsunami that killed dozens of people in the Pacific islands of Samoa and American Samoa, and sent smaller waves to the east coast of Japan almost 5,000 miles away, was caused by a huge subsea earthquake. A tsunami - literally "harbour wave" in Japanese - is typically caused by seismic activity under the seafloor that sends fast-travelling waves to shore, sometimes with devastating consequences. A powerful, shallow earthquake occurring under the sea can create waves that move at speeds of up to 500-600 miles per hour. As they approach the shore, the waves, though almost imperceptible in the open sea, slow and swell to heights of 10 metres or more.  While ordinary sea waves involve only the top layer of water, tsunamis comprise entire columns of water stretching to the ocean floor. They can travel several hundred miles, and the most powerful across entire oceans. The use of "tidal wave" to describe tsunami has fallen out of favour: tsunami are not caused by tidal movements. Aside from earthquakes, they can be caused by volcanic eruptions, underwater explosions, landslides and other factors.  Experts believe major tsunamis occur every 10 years. Historically, almost 60% have occurred in the Pacific ocean, 25% in the Mediterranean and 12% in the Atlantic. The Indian ocean, scene of a huge tsunami that killed 230,000 people in 12 countries in December 2004, accounts for only 4% of recorded major tsunamis. The largest recorded earthquake, of magnitude 9.5, which struck Chile in 1960, generated tsunamis that killed people as far away as Hawaii and Japan.  Not all tsunamis involve giant waves, however. The waves that reached the Japanese island of Hachijojima today, 10 hours after the earthquake, were described as "very weak" by the country's meteorological agency.
 
Samoan Tsunami 2009 Financial Assistance From Australian Government till 6 April 2010
 
The Australian Govt is providing financial assistance to Australians and Australian residents who have been directly affected by the Samoan Tsunami. 
If you are an Australian citizen or Australian resident and have been adversely affected by the disaster or you are an immediate family member of an Australian citizen/resident who was injured, deceased or declared missing and over the age of 16yrs or are receiving a social security payment then you may be eligible to receive a one-off payment from the Australian Govt.
You have until 6 April 2010 to claim for a payment. 
$1000 per adult
$400 for each dependent child (under the age of 16 years of age)
For further details please call Centrelink on Freecall 1800 040 226 from within Australia.
International reverse charges +61 2 9203 6335 for overseas callers.
Visit your nearest Centrelink Customer Service Centre or visit website www.centrelink.gov.au
Regards,

K Taugaele

E manatua pea i latou ua maliliu Tsunami 2009 - Sunday, 11 October 2009 13:25

Tusia: A. Tagoa'i

E le'i iai ma se tagata e to'atasi o i latou na maliliu i le tsunami na misia pe fa'agaloina i le sauniga mulimuli mo i latou na maliliu lea na faia i le Apia Paka i le aso Tofi na se'i mavae atu nei.

E tusa ma le 142 tamaiti a'oga na latou tauaveina ni teu fugala'au e fua lava i le fuainumera o i latou na maliliu i le fa'alavelave i le aso Lua o le vaiaso ua tuana'i.O  nei teu fugala'au na tu'uina i luma o tagata ina ia mafai ona tula'i ma fa'aaloalo iai tagata e manatua ai i latou ua maliliu.

 

 *Two majors quake off Vanuatu - Tsunami warning for Pacific islands 08Oct2009

A TSUNAMI warning has been issued in the Pacific after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake, which was quicky followed by a 7.3 tremor. The first massive quake struck off the coast of Vanuatu at 9.03am (AEDT) and the second hit less than 5km away. The tsunami warning covers New Zealand, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Nauru, PNG, Tuvalu, Fiji, New Caledonia and surrounding islands. In Australia, the Bureau of Meteorology has issued a tsunami watch for north Queensland.

The tsunami watch for coastal areas between Yeppoon and Bowen was issued at 8.44am (AEST). Earlier today another quake struck south-east of the Sulu archipelago of the Philippines, the US Geological Survey said. The epicentre of the 6.7 Philippines quake was located 297km south-east of Jolo on the Sulu archipelago. 

What is going on with the Planet? Is there something we don't know about?

 

* Samoan families still wait for help by MARTIN KAY - The Dominion Post
26 October 2009
Samoa
MAKESHIFT HOUSING: Scores of people are without adequate shelter, says a Lower Hutt woman just returned from Samoa. Nearly a month after Samoa was devastated by a tsunami, scores of families are huddled under tarpaulins without enough food or water as accusations mount that aid is not getting through. Samoan Kiwis who have visited areas smashed by the September 30 waves say some aid is being kept by village leaders or sold by distributors rather than passed to those who need it. They are speaking out despite fears that raising their concerns publicly could harm the continuing aid effort.

The tsunami killed 189 people, 149 of them in Samoa.  Concerns centre on the way food, water and other aid is handled after it is delivered to Apia's Disaster Management Office, set up by the Samoan Government following the tsunami.  A spokesman for Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully said he was concerned about the claims, but they did not appear to relate to material assistance sent by the Government, which was distributed by agencies such as the Red Cross. But the allegations do relate to aid shipped privately from New Zealand churches, groups and individuals.

Carolina Filipo, of Lower Hutt, who has just returned from visiting family in the south coast where the tsunami hit hardest, said that nearly four weeks after the disaster, there were scores of people without adequate shelter. "It's been like a month, and there's still some people there that are living in tarpaulins, not proper tents." She had been told of families going for days without water. Porirua Deputy Mayor Litea Ah Hoi, who visited each destroyed village last week, said there were serious problems with aid distribution.

In some villages, the leader was giving food and water to everyone, rather than those most in need. In other cases, they would keep some aid for themselves and there were reports of outright rorts among some distributors. "There are some horror stories in Samoa about truckloads full of goods that are supposed to be taken directly to the villages and the deliverers are actually selling them off into shops, which I just find completely appalling and unacceptable."

She raised her concerns with Samoan Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele and urged him to publicly call on village leaders and those distributing aid to ensure it got to the families who needed it. Mr Sailele could not be contacted yesterday, but according to a report in the Samoa Observer last week, he wants to hush up the claims, saying publicising them was irresponsible and would harm the aid effort. Mr McCully's spokesman suggested the aid claims could be raised with the Samoan Government.

"Certainly, any concerns brought to our attention, we'd look into them as best we can, but that's obviously accepting the fact that it appears that these allegations don't directly involve New Zealand Government supplies."  The Government has pledged $7 million in aid to Samoa, including $2 million worth of items sent immediately after the tsunami. This included food, water, tents, stretchers and other supplies distributed through aid agencies. The multi-role ship Canterbury took up more supplies, including 540 fale poles, telephone poles, plumbing and electrical supplies and water piping for the rebuilding effort.

Kelly Mitchell, of the New Zealand Red Cross, said every cent raised in New Zealand went to the Red Cross in Samoa. New Zealand had so far sent $200,000 and had another $1.5m ready to go. The money would be used for the long-term effort needed to rebuild villages.

 

 *Tsunami Cheap Airfare to Samoa on Christmas Season
"Worldwide Travel has an Important announcement" Only have until the end of October for this special deal. So extremely vital you get the message loud and clear to the Samoan Community. 

Worldwide Travel have special Christmas Air fares to Samoa - cheaper than any travel agent in Australia - cheaper than the Internet. No need for a credit card of paying straight away - You can lay by until the end of the month!! To travel from Sydney to Samoa 17th & 24th of Dec airfare is $1150.00 including taxes. To travel from Sydney to Samoa 21th Dec airfare is $1350.00 including taxes

·         If you call and say you heard about this great deal on the radio or website 'Fofoga moomia o Samoa' you get a good discount - regardless if its for one person or ten people everyone gets a good price.  Worldwide Travel staff are able to speak in Samoan and will assist in any travel enquires for Samoa or anywhere in the world!!    So call Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Sat 9am-1pm Emerton 96288001 or Minto 98203902, ask for Lydwina Nio, Laura or Koleti - World Wide Travel Services, Shop 2, 42 Ben Lomond Rd, Minto, MINTO NSW 2566 ph: 02 9820 3902 (F): 02 9820 3901, email: wwwtravel@iprimus.com.au

*Samoan Marathon Radiophone in Brisbane Queensland Raises $50000

 The Samoan community in Brisbane dug deep in their pockets to answer the call for the Tsunami Appeal for Samoa.  The marathon radiophone started late Saturday evening from the 4EB 98.1FM moved on to Le Penina Asuisui 1197AM Sunday morning then Sunday afternoon to Brizvani - Fofoga Talalelei early Sunday evening to the Sounds of the Pacific 997FM then back to 4EB for closure.  

President of the Tsunami Appeal Committee Afamasaga Feleti Mu'a said on Radio 4eb this morning 'total pledges are in excess of $50000'.  'The radiothon is one source we've utilised but we also are on a united front with different fractions of the community like Samoan young adults Psycho Remedy who will be coordinating a 'Benefit Concert in Aid of Tsunami relief on Sat 16 October at the Queen Street Mall.  

Trina Brunt of Psycho Remedy said 'The objective of the event is to raise funds and also to display the resilience and greatness of the Human spirit in times of disaster. The day will be a display of community, encouragement and support for our neighbouring island nation. The event is being supported by The Brisbane Lord Mayor, Queen Street Mall and Brisbane City Council.'   

A statement from the steering committee said "A collective committee of volunteers is in the process of locating secure areas to store donations of clothes household items and building materials donated by many generous people and businesses'.

 

*by Eventpolynesia.com   *TSUNAMI SAMOA 09 FUNDS' IN ACTION AT SALEAPAGA WITH IN HOURS
Within hours of the tsunami devastation in Samoa, three 'anonymous'
organisations in New Zealand donated $30,000 NZD to start the 'Tsunami
Samoa 09 Funds' for the people of Samoa and visitors affected by the
tsunami on Wednesday morning. 
Soon after, the appeal disbursed NZD$1,000.00 to support a group of
local well organised volunteers, the first Search and Find Operation
(SFO) team to reach Saleapaga, one of the worst hit villages.
The fund was requested for fuel for a digger (see photo and as seen on
Campbell Live TV3 coverage the day after) and truck, to assists the
local efforts in finding villagers who have been carried inland and
buried under the sand and debris; and for clearing equipments.
By late afternoon the SFO relief team have found and recovered four
missing bodies inland under heavy sand and debris including Salamina
Fonoti Lopa'u Talosaga aged 73yrs.
Samoan community leader and chairman of the appeal group, Olo Elise
Puni, said, "The 'TSUNAMI SAMOA 09 FUNDS' appeal is an opportunity for
the expression of the heart in free giving and charity of spirit."
"We welcome you to support and partner with us in the 'TSUNAMI SAMOA 09
FUNDS' appeal. This appeal will not coerce, nor beg for your giving,"
said Olo.
ACCOUNT NAME:                  Tsunami Samoa 09 Funds
ACCOUNT NUMBER:             01-1837-0026899-000
BANK AND BRANCH:             ANZ Sylvia Park Branch
SWIFT CODE/NUMBER:       ANZBNZ22 
The fund in the first instance is to support the living and the victims
of the tsunami:
*         To provide an immediate response in providing comfort and
support for the people of Samoa and visitors affected by the tsunami,
*         To support and help families and villages with the search of
bodies both on land and at sea, so that their families can give the
victims dignified burials. This applies to both Samoans, visitors and
tourists who are also reported missing,
*         To support families and villages who need help with burial
arrangements of their loved ones lost through the tsunami,
*         To support visitors and tourists who are away from home in
whatever way it can.
This fund is primarily established to go directly to the people and
communities in need (with threshold accountability systems agreed to)
but without any unnecessary bureaucracies or 'red tapes'.
Contact: Mr. Olo Elise Puni (+6427) 2285-004 / (+649) 2722-85004 /
Email:
elise@puni.co.nz <mailto:elise@puni.co.nz> .

*by Samoan Police Department - TSUNAMI DEATH TOLL UPDATE:                                                                        The latest update on the number of tsunami victims shows 135 deaths and
310 injured as confirmed by the Ministry of Police.
Of those who died, 117 have been identified as Samoan nationals and are
listed below in the order that they were discovered. Identification of
other casualties continues with forensic team assistance as the latest
discovered corpses have decomposed. Search continues for eight (8)
people believed to be missing.

1.Metita Sui (Koreti) Schwalger
2. Jerry Schwalger
3. Peter Leitu
4. Pili Poo
5. Mupenei Tofilau
6. Nonumaifale Tofilau
7. Siliva Eteuati
8. Falevalu Segifili
9. Amataga Tiotio
10. Vaisigano Lauvai
11. Siaea Areta
12. Tauavaga Tupuola
13. Sima Sepelini Okeni
14. Pula Sepelini
15. Maka Esera
16. Manino Faaaliga
17. Nuusilaga Aganuu
18. Masela Lafaua
19. Abish Schwalger
20. Quezon Lesa
21. Lafaua Rosa
22. Ranui Simanu
23. Merina Lesa
24. Lafotua Aiesi
25. Lua Tavale
26. Sara Amosa
27. Mauapi Amosa
28. Gwenlyn Taufua
29. Sue Taufua
30. Malo Uili
31. Sieni Ropeti
32. Aleki Laumoe
33. William Tau
34. Lafitaga Suafa'i
35. Siimamau Suani
36. Paepae Faia Toafa
37. Vinesa Toa
38. Sapi Pelesia
39. Mauapi Mafoe Seuala
40. Matala Taufua
41. Tusipepa Hanipale
42. Pefata Sa'u
43. Aneti Luafitu
44. Togafalea Alesaga
45. Puni Afoa
46. Kapeneta Viiga
47. Alema Tofu
48. Mafatua Sua
49. David Sootaga
50. Etimani Junior Taufua
51. Sefulu Taamu
52. Sivaisua Livigisitone
53. Lote Tuese
54. Faanunu Talapa
55. Losivale Faapoi
56. Lutia Faapoi
57. Tapuloa Taimane
58. Miriam Faletoi Fatu
59. Fili Tialeaiga
60. Siimoa Taufua Lauina
61. Leueta Lesa (Foti)
62. Tauaipolu Purcell
63. Otto Leuluaialii
64. Sili Taufua
65. Logo Letone Uili
66. Faapopo Toeuli
67. Seea Peilua
68. Saeni Purcell
69. Simone Anae
70. Taua Sagale
71. Ulalia Siatualauvao
72. Feagai Fatuesi
73. Asesa Toomalatai
74. Aloalo Sao
75. Tautua Silupe
76. Aliceannie Star Meredith
77. Sui Malia Esera
78. Salamina Talosaga
79. Filisi Tavita
80. Moana Fiu (Faasavalu)
81. Malo Mikaele
82. Pritchard Siu
83. Amoa (Ardnore) Meredith
84. Gardina Meredith
85. Hatonaina Lauvai
86. Shanna Faith Lanu
87. Moanalei Sarah Long
88. Palenapa Moeaia
89. Alavina Aiotaota
90. Jayson Siu
91. Nifo Siu
92. Tui Joe Annandale
93. Tuese Peilua
94. Teancum Charles Schwalger
95. Joseph Purcell
96. Ageagea Anetone
97. Ana Iulai
98. Anesone Tafia
99. Asipau Faofua
100. Gali Tafia
101. Ioali Anesone
102. Jay Jay Ulugia
103. Junior Livigisitone
104. Lauti Sio
105. Lolagi Magia
106. Maliumai Anetone
107. Maria Tinei
108. Marilyn Ulugia
109. Milo Soo
110. Milo Too Paipa
111. Pelesasa Etimani
112. Precious Malaga
113. Rachel Leuelu
114. Ronaldo Aleni
115. Selau Farani
116. Taufua Leifi
117. Teleise Aiesi

 

Thursday, 08 October 2009 13:10 - 142 Maliliu, 7 o loo sailia pea  
FaaliuliinaSarai Ripine
O loo galulue pea le Vaega o Tapenaga o Fa'alavelave Fa'afuasei mo le sailia o tagata o le'o maua talu mai ona mae'a le galulolo sa a'afia ai i le vaiaso ua tuana'i.  Na saunoa le Failautusi o le Ofisa o le Palemia ma le Kapeneta, o Vaosa Epa, o le toatele o afioaga na a'afia ua toe amata ona toe fa'aleleia.Sa ia taua, o le Aso Gafua lea e 142 le aofai o e ua maliliu, ae o loo fa'aauau pea saili'iliga mo'i latou e to'afitu e le'i maua. Ua amataina ona toe fa'aleleia ia vaega sa fa'aleagaina, ma fa'aauau pea sailiga a leoleo mo'i latou o loo sailia pea, afai ae le toe maua ni tino maliu, o le a ta'ofia loa saili'iliga.
O le to'atele o aiga e le toe mananao e toe foi i o latou fale, ona e le fia manatua le tulaga mafatia na o'o i ai. O le taimi nei o lo'o sailia pea e le Komiti o Fa'alapotopotoga o Tapenaga o Fa'alavelave Fa'afuasei, ia ni fesoasoani mo le toe fa'aleleia o fale o aiga na a'afia. E to'a 12 i latou o le a lagomau o latou tino maliu i le fanua tanu a le malo i Tafaigata.
O le tulaga sa fa'amaonia mai e le Failautusi a le ofisa o le Palemia ma le Kapeneta, le Faletua ia Vaosa Epa i le aso ananafi.

To'a sefululua i latou e lagomau i Tafaigata

E pei ona silafia o le itula e 3 i le aoauli nei, e faia ai se sauniga fa'apitoa a le malo, mo'i latou sa maliliu i le sunami poo le galulolo i le vaiaso ua tuana'i.
O lea sauniga lotu, e faia i le malae o le Apia Park. Na saunoa Vaosa, sa tu'u lava le avanoa i aiga oi latou na maliliu, poo fea e finagalo e teuina ai o latou tagata. O nisi o le to'atele na ma'imau o latou soifua, ua mae'a ona teu'ina i le taimi nei.
Sa saunoa se tasi o loo galulue i le eli'ina o lenei tu'ugamau, e tasi lava le lua, ae o le a tofu lava le tagata ma le poloka e tanu ai.  A mae'a ona tusi lava lea o le igoa o le tagata i le poloka , e fa'atatau lea mo le fa'atinoina ai o maa fa'amanatu

I le toe i ai foi o le lapata'iga i le galulolo i le aso ananafi na i ai nisi sa popole nei toe a'afia Samoa i lenei mala.  O nisi o le atunuu sa fa'ailoa mai i le luga o le telefoni le fa'asea i le leai o se lapatiga i se sunami. Aemaise lava i tagata mai i afioaga i tua. Peitai na fa'amaonia mai i le Ofisa o Vaai Tau sa i ai le lapataiga muamua, i le tea ai o le itula e 11 i le taeao.
Sa fa'ailoa mai i se latou lipoti tusitusia sa fa'amauina i le itula e 12:52  o Lapata'iga mo Sunami, o lenei lipoti sa tauaaoina atu i leito fa'asalalau.

 

 

 

 

Lea o loo taua mai, o le mafui'e e tusa lona malosi ma le 8.0 i le fua mafuie sa afua mai i le motu o Vanuatu i le mamao e 2300 kilomita mai i matu i sisifo o Apia. O lenei lipoti sa fautuaina ai le mamalu o le atunu'u ua fa'amalosia nei lapataiga mo se sunami e ono aafia ai nofoaga maualalo

i lapata'iga mo se sunami e ono a'afia ai nofoaga maualalalo ma tulalata i le sami. Sa fa'amalosia ai foi ma tagata uma o loo o ia nofoaga ina ia tuua loa ia nofoaga ae tapena i nofoaga maualuluga, fa'apea fogafale pito i luga o maota ma laoa fa'apea ma ofisa.
Peitai o le itula e 2:00 i le aoauli na toe aumai ai le lapata'iga ua fa'aleaogaina.
E le'i mafai ona maua se feiloaiga ma le Pule Lagolago o le Ofisa o le Vaai Tau a Samoa e tusa ai o faitioga e pei ona fa'aalia e nisi o le atunuu. Ae i le talafatai o Apia sa va'aia le to'atele naua o tagata ua savavali agai i nofoaga i uta.
E pei ona molimauina ia uta i Tuana'imato sa vaaia le lolofi atu o le mamalu o le atunuu, o le Mauga o Vaea, o Sanele, o Alafua ma isi. O le to'atele lava o tagata sa latou fa'alogoina le'o o sailini ma o ese loa ma ofisa ae alu le tuli agai i uta.Sa vaaia foi le poloka o taavale i le agai mai i uta i Tu'utu'u Le Loloto e aga i uta i  le mauga o Vaea.


*by Sarai Ripine from Samoa Observer 05 October 2009: Fanua Tanu Fou a le Malo i Tafaigata

Se vaaiga i le fanua tanu i Tafaigata.

O le aso Tofi lea o le a fa'ataunuuina ai se sauniga fa'apitoa moi latou na maliliu i le Galulolo poo le Tsunami. Pei ona silafia o le aso Lua, lea na fa'amoemoe e faia ai lenei sauniga, peitai sa talosaga nisi o aiga oi latou ua maliliu pe mafai ona toe tolopo.

Ua fa'ailoa mai o le lisi uma oi latou o le a teuina i le fanua tanu i Tafaigata.
O lenei lisi o le a tuuina atu i le taeao nei i le Kapeneta, e pei ona taua mai e le Ofisa Sili o le Matagaluega o le Palemia, o Vaosa Epa. 
Ae o le a tuu lava le avanoa i aiga oi latou ua maliliu poo fea e manao e ave ai o latou tagata e teu ai.
Ua 135 le aofai oi latou ua maliliu e pei ona fa'amaonia mai e le Malo.

Ae o le aso Toonai lea na fa'aauau ai sailiiliga o nisi oi latou o loo sailia pea, ae maua ai se tino maliu o se tagata i totonu o se faatoaga i Saleapaga.
O le aso ananafi lea na faia ai se sauniga lotu fa'apitoa i le malumalu o le ekalesia Metotisi i Matafele moi latou na aafia i le tsunami.
Ua mae'a foi ona saunia le lisi oi latou ua maimau o latou soifua.
Ae e le'o mafai ona fa'asalalauina suafa o tagata mai fafo, ona e le'o fa'amaonia mai e o latou aiga.

*by A. Tagoa'i from Samoa Observer 06 October 2009:

ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- O tagata Samoa o lo'o nonofo ma aumau i totonu o Anchorage Alaska ua 'au'au fa'atasi i latou ma taumafai e fa'amaopopo se latou fesoasoani e auina mai mo i latou uma i Samoa ua a'afia i le mafui'e ma le tsunami i le aso Lua na se'i mavae atu nei.

O se vaaiga i le itu o Manono na faaleagaina e le galulolo i le aso Lua na tea nei. (Ata totonu) O le faletua o Lusiana Hansen, o ia o le Peresetene o le faalapotopotoga o tagata Polenisia i Anchorage i Alaska.

O le aso To'ona'i talu ai nei na faia ai se latou sa'iliga tupe i le  nofoaga o le Northway Mall e auina atu mo galuega o lo'o feagai ai ma le Koluse Mumu i Samoa. O lenei taumafaiga na taumafai e nisi o Fa'alapotopotoga a tagata Samoa i totonu o lenei atunuu o Anchorage, ma na fa'aalia e se tasi o sui o lenei taumafaiga fa'apea na va'aia e i latou le tumutumu ai o tagata na latou lagolagoina le latou taumafaiga ma o se aofa'iga o tagata na le'i mafaufauina e i latou e o'o atu ma lagolago atu. O le to'atele o sui o nei Fa'alapotootoga a tagata Samoa i totonu o Anchorage, o lo'o le mautinoa lelei e i latou poo mliliu ai nisi o latou aiga i lenei fa'alavelave i Samoa, po'o leiloa nisi o latou aiga i le fa'alavelave. "Ou te talitonu ua o'o i le taimi ua tatau ai ia i tatou ona tu'u fa'atasi o tatou fatu ma tu'uina atu le fa'afetai i le Atua,"o le fa'aaliga lea a Lusiana Hansen, o ia o le Peresetene o le Fa'alapotootoga a tagata Polenesia, "aua o lenei fa'alavelave e le'i ave'esea uma ai o tatou tagata, peita'i na'o sina vaega ua ave'esea,ma o lo'u fatu atoa ua tu'uina atu mo i latou ua tete'a ese ma e e pele ia i latou. "Mo i latou uma e fia fesoasoani,e tatau ona tou feso'ota'i sa'o atu i le website a le Koluse Mumu ma fa'ao'o atu iai lau fesoasoani ma fa'aupu o le" tsunami."

 

*by A. Tagoa'i from Samoa Observer 06 October 2009: O Fea se Fesoasoani mo i Matou?

O le tina matua ua 96 ona tausaga o Paileulu Oso Samasoni Faigataupuoatua ua faitio o ia i lona le mauaina o se fesoasoani.

O se tasi o aiga e aofia ai ma se tina matua na fa'aalia le latou faitioaga ma le le fiafia o i latou i le tufatufaina o fesoasoani mo i latou o puapuagatia talu mai le tsunami i le aso Lua talu ai.
O se tina matua ua 96 tausaga o lona soifua o Paileulu Oso Samasoni Faigataupuoatua, mai le afio'aga o Satitoa na leoleoa o ia ma fesili mai po'o fea ua ave ma aga'i uma iai fesoasoani na auina atu mo i latou. "O a'u o le isi tagata o lo'o a'afia i'inei,ma e o'o mai i le taimi nei o lo'o ou fa'atali pea mo ni mea'ai," o lana fa'aaliga lea.
Na fa'aalia e lenei tina matua o Faigataupuoatua fa'apea e moni o lo'o nonofo fa'atasi o ia ma lana fanau i se tasi vaega i tua o le auala o Satitoa, peita'i o ia o se tasi o tagata na a'afia i le fa'alavelave, ma o lo'o tau su'e nei e i latou ni mea'ai aua  i latou. "O se mea e le sa'o ma le fetaui, na'o le o mai ma o ae leai ma se tagata e tu mai ma tu'u mai se mea'ai," o lana fa'aaliga lea. 

Na fa'aalia e nisi o sui o lenei aiga fa'apea e moni lelei le fa'aaliga a le tina o le latou tina,e leai ma se fesoasoani e tasi ua tu'uina atu mo i latou.
"O le matou tina o ia o se tasi o tagata matua i totonu o Satitoa atoa, ma e aliali mai le le kea ai o nei tagata o lo'o latou fa'asoasoaina nei fesoasoani,"o le fa'aaliga lea a Lao'ele Paulo. Na ta'ua e Lao'ele fa'apea e le manana'o i latou i se mea ae ia sa'o ma tutusa tagata uma i nei fesoasoani ua auina atu.
O i matou fo'i o isi tagata ua feagai nei ma fa'afitauli ma faigata talu mai lenei fa'alavelave.
Ma ua mana'omia e lo'u tina matua se fesoasoani," o lana fa'aaliga lea.
O nisi o aiga ua faitio fa'apea o ni fesoasoani na auina atu i le Pulenu'u o le latou nu'u e le'i o'o fa'atasi atu ma se fesoasoani mo i latou.
Peita'i pei ona fa'aalia mai le Fa'alapotopotoga a le Koluse Mumu fa'apea o lo'o mulimulita'i pea i latou i le fa'asoasoaina o nei fesoasoani pei ona fa'atulaga mai ai i ta'iala o le fa'asoaina o nei fesoasoani,ma e pei ona ta'ua ai o fesoasoani muamua na auina atu i Pulenuu o fesoasoani ia mo mea e tau na nonofo ma mapu iai i le taimi nei e tufatufa ma fa'asoasoa e le Pulenuu i lona pito nuu.

*by Radio Samoa NZ: Talosagaina tagata Niu Sila e fesoasoani ane mo e mafatia i le galulolo

Ua faailoa mai e le kamupani a le OXFam NZ e fia talosagaina tagata niusila e fesoasoani i le mafatiaga o iai Samoa mai le galulolo. O loo iai le faamoemoe o le kamupani lenei e auina atu lana aufaigasluega i Apia i totonu o leisi 24 itula e sosoo ai efesoasoani i le tulaga o loo iai i Samoa.Faaalia e le ofisa sili o Barry Coates o loo iai a latou sapalai mo e manaomia vave emergency supplies e mafai ona ofo ai le fesoasoani mo ni tagata e 10 afe pe a maea ona iloiloina uma vaega o loo manaomia ai le fesoasoani. O oloa e mafai ona saunia mai e latou e aofia ai palanikeke, tapoleni, tainamu ma isi oloa e manaomia vave i taimi faapenei.Fai mai lenei alii o le faalavelave o loo tupu mai i talaane o niu sila ma ua alagatatau loa ona ofoina le fesoasoani mo Samoa i le taimi nei.O loo taliaina foi e le OXfam ni foai e ui atu i le latou kamupani pe valaau foi i le telefoni o le 0800 400 666 poo le upega foi o fesootaiga i le tuatusi www.oxfam.org.nz.O le Oxfam o le latou auaunaga e fesoasoani ai i atunuu poo tagata e pagatia ma manaomia le fesoasoani ma e le faapito i se tagata. E lei leva nei ona faailoa nisi o faamaumauga mo ni tagata ofo fua le tautua i le galuega faimoli ae ua iai foi nisi ua faailoa le fia fesoasoani i lea galuega. O loo talitali pea i le taimi nei se lipoti aloaia mai le malo o Samoa i le aofaiga o tagata ua maliliu i si o tatou atunuu ao faagasolo ai pea galuega laveai ma fesoasoani aemaise lava i afioaga i le itu i saute o le atunuu. O se tasi o itu ua manaomia vave i le taimi nei o toto mo i latou o loo faatalia le faatautaia o taotoga mai manuaga tuga na iai i le aso annafi ma ua iai sina fesoasoani i le vaega lea ina ua taunuu atu le vaalele mai Ausetalia ma fesoasoani faapea foi ma Niu Sila nei.

 

 

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