Another 1.5 m tsunami survivors need food - UN
News update from Reuters
After 10 days, food aid has only reached a quarter of the 2 million survivors of the tsunami in Asia, according to the World Food Programme, which is mobilising helicopters and hovercraft to overcome remote and rough terrain.
"This is a complex emergency that requires a response never seen before," Anthony Banbury, Asia director at the United Nations agency, told a news conference on Wednesday. The WFP has sent food -- typically protein-rich biscuits, rice, pulses and canned fish -- to 464,000 people living on the rim of the Indian Ocean. Read more here.
After 10 days, food aid has only reached a quarter of the 2 million survivors of the tsunami in Asia, according to the World Food Programme, which is mobilising helicopters and hovercraft to overcome remote and rough terrain.
"This is a complex emergency that requires a response never seen before," Anthony Banbury, Asia director at the United Nations agency, told a news conference on Wednesday. The WFP has sent food -- typically protein-rich biscuits, rice, pulses and canned fish -- to 464,000 people living on the rim of the Indian Ocean. Read more here.
neha vish at 12:14:00 am |
i really would help those guys out there but i dont know how to send off my gift to the attacked grounds please please i pray these people are ok every day i will pray that no more will be harmed no will be taken GOD BLESS THEIR SOULS
TIGGA
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