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¡Û UNICEF EMERGENCY OFFICER CAUGHT IN INDONESIAN
EARTHQUAKE
¡°The floor started moving and I looked up and could see
the ceiling rippling. The shaking was the worst I had experienced. We ran
outside, ¡°describes Lina Sofiani, UNICEF¡¯s Emergency Officer in Indonesia
who was caught in the 6.1 Richter earthquake in Yogyakarta
today.
Sofiani was in the city working with Government officials
coordinating the emergency response to the on going Mt. Merapi volcanic
activity.
¡°I drove toward the airport and saw people lining the
street, panicked about the possibility of a tsunami. Many commercial
building were damaged with cracks in their external walls. I saw houses
flattened.¡±
Sofiani then traveled further out of the city on the
road to Solo, a nearby city.
¡°One of the major hospitals was
surrounded people seeking help. Injured people were lying on the backs of
flat bed trucks waiting for help. Even the small health centres and
medical clinics were overwhelmed with people.¡±
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UNICEF SUPPLIES READY FOR EARTHQUAKE STRICKEN CITY
May 27:
UNICEF is preparing emergency supplies to be sent to help victims of the
earthquake in Central Java, Indonesia.
The UN¡¯s Children Agency has
deployed staff to Yogyakarta, hard hit by the earthquake to assess the
immediate needs of victims.
UNICEF has emergency supplies of
tents, hygiene kits, health kits and school supplies ready to be
transported to the earthquake zone.
The supplies are:
9000
tarpaulins 850 hygiene kits 1165 small tents 753 large
tents 4000 lanterns 160 collapsible water tanks 1707 school
kits 50 school tents 152 recreation kits 90 school in a box
school supplies
Health kits are also being accessed from Aceh.
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¾ð·Ð¹®ÀÇó À¯´Ï¼¼ÇÁÇѱ¹À§¿øȸ È«º¸ºÎ ±èÀç¸í ´ë¸® 018-241-2098, peterkjm@unicef.or.kr
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