Category: NDMO

NDMO Calls for Precautions as Bad Weather Continue
NDMO

NDMO Calls for Precautions as Bad Weather Continue

Eliza Kukutu- February 1, 2024

The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) is urging the public to take precautions as the current bad weather season persist. Director of NDMO), Jonathan Tafiariki ... Read More

NDMO Relief Boat to Set Sail on Wednesday
NDMO

NDMO Relief Boat to Set Sail on Wednesday

Eliza Kukutu- May 2, 2023

Following the impacts of Tropical Cyclone Kevin and Judy, the Solomon Islands Government through the National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) will be dispatching a relief ... Read More

Multi-Sectoral Assessment for Tikopia and Anuta completed
NDMO

Multi-Sectoral Assessment for Tikopia and Anuta completed

Eliza Kukutu- March 20, 2023

Initial Damage Assessment (IDA) following reported damages caused by the recent double Tropical Cyclones Judy and Kevin has been completed in Tikopia and Anuta islands ... Read More

NDMO COMMITTED TO IMPLEMENT AUDIT REPORT RECOMMENDATIONS
COVID-19

NDMO COMMITTED TO IMPLEMENT AUDIT REPORT RECOMMENDATIONS

Eliza Kukutu- February 24, 2023

The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) under the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology (MECDM) says the Audit Report by the Office ... Read More

False tsunami warning rocks Honiara
Laws

False tsunami warning rocks Honiara

admin- May 21, 2019

There is no tsunami threat for the Solomon Islands. Photo credit: www.adaderana.lk. A false tsunami warning disseminated to members of the public at midday today ... Read More

NDMO awaits cyclone Liua assessment reports
NDMO

NDMO awaits cyclone Liua assessment reports

admin- October 3, 2018

Effects of the recent Tropical Cyclone Pam in Temotu Province. Photo: Courtesy of World Vision Solomon Islands. The National Disaster Management Office, NDMO, is waiting ... Read More

Above normal rainfall predicted for March and May
Guadalcanal Province

Above normal rainfall predicted for March and May

admin- February 28, 2018

Rain in South Guadalcanal. Above normal rainfall is predicted for most parts of Solomon Islands for the period from March to May 2018 except for ... Read More