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| SIKH AID Team in Haiti UNITED SIKHS Seeks Support to help Haiti quake survivors | ||||||
| Port-au-Prince, Haiti – UNITED SIKHS’ volunteers arrived Port-au-Prince Saturday for beginning major humanitarian relief work in capital city of Haiti. Retired Lt. Col. Gurbachan Singh, along with other volunteers, reached Santo Domingo airport and drove into Haiti, crossing Jamini border. The Sikh Aid team’s first hand assessment of the situation shows an urgent need for Medical supplies, food, water, and shelter for the survivors. The Sikh Aid team is working to overcome serious obstacles due to lack of infrastructure and logistic challenges. |
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| Countless survivors with serious injuries, crushed limbs, broken legs need immediate medical treatment. More doctors are joining Sikh Aid team this week to further aid in the humanitarian relief. | ||||||
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| ” Every building on the road side that we are driving by is severely damaged. Concrete roofs are fallen, crushing people, household goods, and vehicles. There are dead bodies lying on the ground,” said Retd. Lt Col Gurbachan Singh, UNITED SIKHS Humanitarian Director. | ||||||
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| A UNITED SIKHS shipment carrying imperishable food, water, cloths and medicines will be arriving to Haiti next week by sea from Miami. UNITED SIKHS is requesting donors to contact us for more details about shipping food, water and supplies. We urgently need doctors who can afford time and travel to volunteer for the relief effort. At the United Nations Disaster |
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