, August 4, Asia-Plus - More than 10,000 people are receiving emergency aid after two quakes jolted southern
On Friday August 4, the UN WFP Country Office in
According to information from the Ministry of Emergency Situations (MES), the World Health Organization (WHO) has provided a three-month medical kits ration for 10,000 people through the Ministry of Health (MoH).
Ms. Jamila Tilloyeva, a spokeswoman for the MES, told Asia-Plus that the UNICEF Country Office in Tajikistan had sent to Qumsangir five tons of clean water in ten-liter jerricans, 30,000 pillars for disinfecting water, soap bars and hygienic kits and medical supplies for the earthquake-affected people.
“The UN Disaster Risk Management Program has provided office equipment to the Qumsangir administration and emergencies,” MS Tilloyeva said, noting that
We will recall that the country’s government has requested assistance from the UN and wider international community to rebuild settlements affected by the earthquake.
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