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Marshall Islands National Disaster Management Office (NDMO)

RMI

NDMO

Marshall Islands National Disaster Management Office (NDMO)

RMI

NDMO

Marshall Islands National Disaster Management Office (NDMO)

RMI

NDMO

Marshall Islands National Disaster Management Office (NDMO)

RMI

NDMO

Marshall Islands National Disaster Management Office (NDMO)

RMI

NDMO

Republic of the Marshall Islands

Marshall Islands National Disaster Management Office (NDMO)National Disaster Management Office

A safer and more resilient nation and communities

Our Mandate

The NDMO is responsible to the Chief Secretary for the identification, development, and implementation of disaster management programs, and for the maintenance, testing, and review of disaster management plans and operational procedures used within RMI.

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Majol: DashBoard: Dec. 02

MAJURO ATOLL EMERGENCY NUMBERS

If you are in need of urgent assistance please phone one of the emergency services listed here.

Majuro Hospital COVID19 Hotline:

625-3632

Email: COVID19@rmihealth.org

Police

625-3233

Ambulance

625-4144

KWAJALEIN ATOLL EMERGENCY NUMBERS

If you are in need of urgent assistance please phone one of the emergency services listed here.

Police

329-6911

Ambulance

329-9911

Announcements

December 4, 2020

                                                                           

 

Latest Travel Advisory: 04 December, 2020

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LATEST PRESS RELEASE (24th November)

November 24, 2020

  24th of November latest Press Release on RMI Repat flights.

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Press Release 11-24 (Marshallese Translation)

 

Press Release 11-24

 

November 5, 2020

                                                                           

 

Latest Travel Advisory

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Press Release on Inaugural Repatriation of RMI Citizen (Nov 1)

November 1, 2020

                 

URGENT ANNOUNCEMENT: Press Release on the Updates for Inaugural Repatriation of RMI Citizens

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English Version Inaugural Repatriation of RMI Citizens

 

Kajin Majol Rool tok eo kein kajuon an RiMajol

Updates

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National Disaster Management Office

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National Disaster Management Office

Today Thursday October 29 2020, the National Disaster Committee approved a new addition to the RMI Condition Level: Condition Level Blue. The BLUE color comes as the RMI addresses its first 2 cases of COVID19 as “BORDER CASES”.

COVID-19 National Alert Level (Blue)

What is a border case?

The Ministry of Health and Human Services classifies a persons with COVID-19 as a ‘border case’ if they are identified at an international border (air or sea port).

What does this mean?

As the case was identified at the border, and has been subject to strict quarantine and safety measures, there is no immediate risk of the virus spreading in the community. This is why in response the recent cases there will be no national lockdown measures and businesses and government operations will continue as normal until further notice.

What to do at this time?

No additional actions are needed but the public is reminded to remain vigilant and continue to practicing the basic preventative actions – washing hands regularly, covering your cough and sneeze, where possible, keep 1m distance from others, and clean frequently touched surfaces. Households should continue their preparedness efforts by stockpiling:

2 – 4 weeks’ worth of food
Enough of routine medicine
Cash power
Cell cards

*There is no need for panic buying.

Advice to the public:

At this time, members of the public are requested to remain calm and stay tuned for updates from the National Disaster Committee.

At the present moment, this remains a border quarantine case of COVID-19, with no threat of Community Transmission.

Because these are border cases and contained in strict quarantine this does not require a nation-wide lockdown i.e. schools will continue, shops and businesses will remain open and government operations will continue until further notice.

The National Disaster Committee continues to recommend the public to continue to practice safe hand hygiene, coughing & sneezing etiquette, physical distancing and frequent cleaning of surfaces.

More information about the situation will be provided at a minimum EVERY 24 HOURS via radio, mass texts and press releases and press conferences.

For more information, please contact National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) at 692-625-6366. ... See MoreSee Less

Today Thursday October 29 2020, the National Disaster Committee approved a new addition to the RMI Condition Level: Condition Level Blue. The BLUE color comes as the RMI addresses its first 2 cases of COVID19 as “BORDER CASES”. COVID-19 National Alert Level (Blue) What is a border case? The Ministry of Health and Human Services classifies a persons with COVID-19 as a ‘border case’ if they are identified at an international border (air or sea port). What does this mean? As the case was identified at the border, and has been subject to strict quarantine and safety measures, there is no immediate risk of the virus spreading in the community. This is why in response the recent cases there will be no national lockdown measures and businesses and government operations will continue as normal until further notice. What to do at this time? No additional actions are needed but the public is reminded to remain vigilant and continue to practicing the basic preventative actions – washing hands regularly, covering your cough and sneeze, where possible, keep 1m distance from others, and clean frequently touched surfaces. Households should continue their preparedness efforts by stockpiling: 2 – 4 weeks’ worth of food Enough of routine medicine Cash power Cell cards *There is no need for panic buying. Advice to the public: At this time, members of the public are requested to remain calm and stay tuned for updates from the National Disaster Committee. At the present moment, this remains a border quarantine case of COVID-19, with no threat of Community Transmission. Because these are border cases and contained in strict quarantine this does not require a nation-wide lockdown i.e. schools will continue, shops and businesses will remain open and government operations will continue until further notice. The National Disaster Committee continues to recommend the public to continue to practice safe hand hygiene, coughing & sneezing etiquette, physical distancing and frequent cleaning of surfaces. More information about the situation will be provided at a minimum EVERY 24 HOURS via radio, mass texts and press releases and press conferences. For more information, please contact National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) at 692-625-6366.Image attachmentImage attachment
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#6366

The NTA will send mass text messages from #6366 to keep the public informed about national disaster matters.

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