[Pak-Media] (September 19, 2011) Pakistan High Commission urges help for flood victims in Pakistan

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                                      PRESS SECTION

                     HIGH COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN

                                      132 Jalan Ampang,

                                Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

                        Tel (603) 2161-1370, Fax (603) 2161-0384

 

Press Release

 

Pakistan High Commission urges help for flood victims in Pakistan

Pakistan High Commission in Malaysia has urged the Pakistani community living in Malaysia to come forward and donate food items, medicines and other necessary items needed to provide relief to over five million people affected by the devastating floods in the Sindh province.

 

In a statement here Monday, the High Commissioner for Pakistan in Malaysia, Mr. Masood Khalid said a special Prime Minister's Flood Relief Account 20-002-065872-4 with Affin Bank had been opened by the High Commission for donations in cash for the flood victims. These donations can be deposited in any branch of Affin Bank, he added. He said the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) of Pakistan had forwarded a list of items required for the flood victims, which is given below:

  1. High energy biscuits
  2. Family tents (both normal as well as winterized)
  3. Blankets
  4. Plastic sheets
  5. Mosquito nets (preferably LLIN)
  6. Water purification equipment (preferably family straw)
  7. Water purification tablets/aqua tab
  8. Medicines
  9. Hygiene kits as per sphere standard, as per following specifications:

 

1.      10 liters water container for storage:        One per household

2.      250g bathing soap:                                    Per person per month

3.      200g laundry soap:                                    Per person per month

4.      Tooth Past 75 ml/100gm:              01 No. per person per month

5.      Tooth Brush:                                             01 No. per person per month

  1. De-watering pumps, as per following specifications:

Performance:               -                       Discharge range from 342-1500 m3/hr

-                                                          Head range from 32m -43m

-                       Practical size range from 40mm – 70mm

            Pipe Connection:         -                       Suction range from 150mm - 300mm

-                                                                                                                      Discharge range from 150mm – 300mm

Fuel Tank:                   -                       Range from 130 – 320 liters capacity

 

The High Commissioner said the consignments of relief goods could be booked in the name of NDMA or PDMA Sindh and if desired, the Pakistanis living in Malaysia could purchase the goods locally and hand them over to the Sindh Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) where Mr. Muhamamd Asif Jameel, AD (Operations), PDMA could be contacted on +92333-3103020 or emailed on ad.ops@pdma.gos.pk for liaison and facilitation.   

The High Commissioner informed that for the consignments of relief goods originating from Malaysia, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) will airlift relief items free of cost to Pakistan. The shipper will have to bear expenditure only on local handling, customs clearance, applicable levies/duties etc. The Country Manager of PIA, Mr. Ghulam Nabi Shaikh (H/P: 017-8878900), and Airport Manager Nadeem Abro (H/P: 016-6171073) can be contacted for further assistance. M/S Abda Aviation will be the focal cargo agency for collecting relief goods. It can be reached through Ms. Maalathi (H/P: 016-2614049) and Mr. Nizam (H/P: 016-2180193).        

 

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 19th September, 2011

 
Hamid Raza Khan
Press Attache
High Commission for Pakistan in Malaysia
132 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Ph: 00603 2161 1370
Fax: 00603 2161 0348
Cell: 00601 02441963


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[Pak-Media] Turkish support for flood affectees of Pakistan

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Embassy of Pakistan, Ankara

(Information Section)

 

Press Release

 

Turkish support for flood affectees of Pakistan

 

ANKARA, 19 September 2011: The Turkish Red Crescent Society (Türk Kızılayı or Kızılay) will start distribution of food, tents, and hygiene items in the flood areas of Southern parts of Pakistan from tomorrow.

 

In this connection, the Ambassador of Pakistan H.E. Mr. Haroon Shaukat held a meeting with the President Kizilay Mr. Ahmet Lutfi Akar and briefed him about the magnitude of this year's heavy rains that has caused flooding in Southern parts of Sindh and Balochistan provinces. Mr. Akar informed that Kizilay will procure some materials locally while tents will be dispatched from Turkey shortly.

 

Ambassador Haroon said that rains have killed about 300 persons and have affected 6 million people. The floods have hit an area of 7,987,319 acres along left and right bank of the River Indus and fully damaged 539,899 houses. Over 80,000 livestock have been washed away by flood waters in Sindh and crops on 2,800,000 acres have been destroyed, he added.

 

While appreciating the exceptional support and solidarity of the Turkish nation and its leadership that it showed during the 2010 floods, Ambassador Haroon said  the funds and relief assistance provided by our Turkish brethren and other nations are being utilized in a most judicious and transparent manner.

 

He said Prime Minister of Pakistan has cancelled his visit to the United States for attending UN General Assembly session and is currently touring the flood affected areas and monitoring the flood response himself.

 

The Government of Pakistan is utilizing all the available resources at its disposal to cope with the effects of this disaster but the enormous scale of this disaster requires help from international community.

 

ENDS

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Abdul Akbar
Press Attache
Embassy of Pakistan
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[Pak-Media] Youth Peace Conference - 21 September 2011 (10 am)

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21 September 2011 (10 am)
Youth Peace Conference to commemorate the World Peace Day, organized by the Islamabad Crescent Lions Club, DEVCOM-Pakistan, Saba Trust and Federal Directorate of Education at the Islamabad Model School for Girls, F-7/2, Islamabad

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[Pak-Media] Press Release of Motorway Police

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Dear Sir,
 
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kindly accommodate the Press Relese of Motorway Police
 
regards.
 
 
GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN

MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS

NATIONAL HIGHWAYS & MOTORWAY POLICE

*******

Islamabad, the 19th September, 2011

PRESS RELEASE

¨                  MOTORWAY POLICE INTRODUCE A NEW POLICING CULTURE.

¨                  TERRORISM ACTIVITIES CAN BE COUNTER THROUGH TRUE IMPLEMENTATION OF LAW.

¨                  NH&MP TRAINING COLLEGE CAN BE COMPARED WITH ANY POLICE INSTITUTE OF THE WORLD.

(Federal Minister for Communications Dr. Arbab Alamgir Khan)

¨                  MOTORWAY POLICE HAVE ESTABLISHED 20 ROAD SAFETY INSTITUTES IN THE CITIES OF PAKISTAN.

(Inspector General, National Highways & Motorway Police Zafarullah Khan)

            Federal Minister for Communications Dr. Arbab Alamgir Khan has said that the Motorway Police introduce a new policing culture, Nation is proud of Motorway Police. He said that the government is committed to provide safety and security to the people.  He condemned the acts of terrorism and praised the performance of NH&MP and all other forces those are associated with law enforcing agencies and are controlling acts of terrorism on roads and in the country. He said that terrorism activities can be counter through true implementation of law by quoting the example he said that in a such way NH&MP has introduced a new system to abiding the law on roads by the citizens. He said that people are more aware about road safety which is bringing positive change in the behaviours of road users and public in general and in this respect the role of NH&MP is appreciable. He was addressing in the up gradation ceremony of NH&MP training college, Sheikhupura, today. He praised the efforts of NH&MP and said that economy of any country belongs to efficient and safe roads in Pakistan the motorway police is the guarantor of provision of safe and efficient traveling.  He said that the projects of more than 06 hundred billion in communication sector are under way. He said that the NH&MP has given a new vision to the nation, he urged the other institutions of the country may follow this patron.  The Secretary Communication Mr. Anwar Ahmed Khan also spoke on the occasion and said that up gradation of NH&MP training centre into college is first step and in the second step it would brought at par with other international police colleges. The IG NH&MP Mr. Zafarullah Khan has said that it is a matter of pride that in a short period of 13 years, the NH&MP has been able not only to achieve high standards of policing, but also sustained them.  He said that NH&MP has introduced a new friendly policing culture which eliminated the gap between the police and people and this shift from hard to soft or public friendly policing was brought about by a qualitative improvement in the training ecology and by provision of a compatible workstation environment. This technique is being used in all developed countries. The IGP said in his inaugural address that this training centre has provide the training to all police setups of the country which would definitely brought a qualitative change in the policing system. The IG also said that although the NH&MP is not issuing the licenses but have established 20 road safety institutes in different cities which are proving qualitative driving training education which would results in better behaviour on roads by people. In the end the Minister also laid the floral wreath on the monument of Shuhada.

 

 

(M. JAVED CHAUDHARY)

                                                                                                               Public Relations Officer

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Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2011 10:35:21 +0000
Subject: [Pak-Media] Emergency Shelter Agencies Appeal for US$ 67 Million for Families Displaced by Southern Pakistan Floods

 

Emergency Shelter Agencies Appeal for US$ 67 Million for Families Displaced by Southern Pakistan Floods

 

Press Release

19 September 2011

Islamabad: As Pakistan's southern Sindh province struggles to cope with some of the worst flooding in its history, IOM and its partners in the "cluster" of aid agencies providing emergency shelter have appealed to international donors for US$67 million to help at least 274,000 vulnerable families.

The appeal, which follows Pakistan's urgent request for international assistance 10 days ago, is part of a broader consolidated UN appeal for US$357 for the next three months covering coordination, food security, health, logistics, shelter and non-food relief items, and water, sanitation and hygiene.

The Shelter Cluster, which is led by IOM, is appealing for funding for 26 projects submitted by six UN agencies, eight international NGOs and 11 local NGOs. The projects were selected from nearly 100 applications by the Cluster, in agreement with the UN and the government.

"These projects represent the minimum of international support that Pakistan needs to provide Sindh's most desperate, flood-displaced families with the emergency shelter and other essential non-food relief items that they need to survive," says IOM Emergency Advisor for Asia Brian Kelly.

"Nobody should underestimate the consequences for thousands of vulnerable communities, already weakened by last year's floods, if the international community fails to respond adequately to this appeal," he added.

The Shelter Cluster response, if funded, will complement the Pakistani government's commitment to provide 150,000 tents for families displaced by the floods.

It will include tents, plastic sheets, ropes, tent poles, sleeping mats, blankets, kitchen utensils and other life-saving survival items for at least 274,000 impoverished, displaced farming families, many of whom have lost all of what little they had to the flood waters.

Shelter experts recommend a mix of tents and plastic sheet-based shelter kits in emergencies. While tents can be better in camps in the short term, plastic sheet is cheaper, more versatile and can be more useful in the longer term, when displaced families return home and use it for waterproofing new shelters and rebuilt homes.

According to Pakistan's National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), some six million people in all 23 Sindh districts have now been affected by the floods. Some 1.39 houses have been damaged or destroyed, together with an estimated 2 million acres of crops, and at least 248 people have died.

An estimated 482,899 people are now living in some 2,737 makeshift temporary relief sites, including schools and public buildings, dotted across the province. Thousands of spontaneous sites where people are camped out on higher ground or on roadsides are yet to be counted. By some estimates the total could be close to 6,000.

For more information please contact IOM Islamabad. Saleem Rehmat, Tel: +92.300.856.0341. Email: srehmat@iom.int or Chris Lom Tel. +92.303.555.2058. Email: clom@iom.int. In Geneva, please call Jean-Philippe Chauzy, Tel: +41 79 285 43 66, Email; jpchauzy@iom.int

 

 

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National Programme Officer/Public Information Officer
International Organization for Migration
IOM-Islamabad (Pakistan)
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[Pak-Media] Emergency Shelter Agencies Appeal for US$ 67 Million for Families Displaced by Southern Pakistan Floods

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Emergency Shelter Agencies Appeal for US$ 67 Million for Families Displaced by Southern Pakistan Floods

 

Press Release

19 September 2011

Islamabad: As Pakistan’s southern Sindh province struggles to cope with some of the worst flooding in its history, IOM and its partners in the “cluster” of aid agencies providing emergency shelter have appealed to international donors for US$67 million to help at least 274,000 vulnerable families.

The appeal, which follows Pakistan’s urgent request for international assistance 10 days ago, is part of a broader consolidated UN appeal for US$357 for the next three months covering coordination, food security, health, logistics, shelter and non-food relief items, and water, sanitation and hygiene.

The Shelter Cluster, which is led by IOM, is appealing for funding for 26 projects submitted by six UN agencies, eight international NGOs and 11 local NGOs. The projects were selected from nearly 100 applications by the Cluster, in agreement with the UN and the government.

“These projects represent the minimum of international support that Pakistan needs to provide Sindh’s most desperate, flood-displaced families with the emergency shelter and other essential non-food relief items that they need to survive,” says IOM Emergency Advisor for Asia Brian Kelly.

“Nobody should underestimate the consequences for thousands of vulnerable communities, already weakened by last year’s floods, if the international community fails to respond adequately to this appeal,” he added.

The Shelter Cluster response, if funded, will complement the Pakistani government’s commitment to provide 150,000 tents for families displaced by the floods.

It will include tents, plastic sheets, ropes, tent poles, sleeping mats, blankets, kitchen utensils and other life-saving survival items for at least 274,000 impoverished, displaced farming families, many of whom have lost all of what little they had to the flood waters.

Shelter experts recommend a mix of tents and plastic sheet-based shelter kits in emergencies. While tents can be better in camps in the short term, plastic sheet is cheaper, more versatile and can be more useful in the longer term, when displaced families return home and use it for waterproofing new shelters and rebuilt homes.

According to Pakistan’s National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), some six million people in all 23 Sindh districts have now been affected by the floods. Some 1.39 houses have been damaged or destroyed, together with an estimated 2 million acres of crops, and at least 248 people have died.

An estimated 482,899 people are now living in some 2,737 makeshift temporary relief sites, including schools and public buildings, dotted across the province. Thousands of spontaneous sites where people are camped out on higher ground or on roadsides are yet to be counted. By some estimates the total could be close to 6,000.

For more information please contact IOM Islamabad. Saleem Rehmat, Tel: +92.300.856.0341. Email: srehmat@iom.int or Chris Lom Tel. +92.303.555.2058. Email: clom@iom.int. In Geneva, please call Jean-Philippe Chauzy, Tel: +41 79 285 43 66, Email; jpchauzy@iom.int

 

 

------------------------------------------------

Saleem Rehmat
National Programme Officer/Public Information Officer
International Organization for Migration
IOM-Islamabad (Pakistan)
Tel: +92 51 / 2831061-5 / 2831040-3 / Ext:301
Fax: (92 51 / 2822968
Cell: +92(0)300 856 0341
www.iom.int

 

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