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致关心巴基斯坦此次地震的同学，汇报下最新情况
这次巴基斯坦发生的7.7级地震，很多川分的热心同学都希望伸出援助之手，我在伊斯兰堡向大家汇报一下目前灾区的详细情况。 1，受地震影响人口大概30万，目前死亡356人，受伤619人，数千人无家可归。部分偏远地区情况不明，死亡人数还会增加。 2，巴国政府表态将利用自有资源救灾，也就是说官方暂时不会接受国际援助。 3，这次地震和上次水灾不同， 主要是交通和医疗救护方面物资不足，食物和水等就是埋了挖出来也可以吃，睡觉睡户外就可以，上次水灾来了是啥都没有了。当地土坯房居多，居民间的自救能发挥很大作用，不会有过了黄金救援时间还挖不出来的情况。
巴基斯坦是中国的邻邦和传统盟友，越穷的人和中国的感情越深，政府及军方间的关系和合作非常紧密，这个是不会因为巴国的执政党更换而有任何改变。不过当地的富人一般都喜欢舔欧美的钩子，毕竟别个给的好处多。 我认为在这边做善事的原则就是：1，一定是要帮助穷人。2，尽量自己直接去做，这里穷人穷怕了，富人贪惯了，善款交给谁都要出问题。3，一定要保证自身的安全，因为对宗教的理解有限及政治因素，某些穆斯林极端分子随时可能搞你，所以保证安全是非常重要的。 综上，这次我个人给白板建议，这次暂时不要组织捐献活动，因为我是外派常驻这边的，如果合适我们川分做的项目，我会及时给大家通报。让我们川分的旗帜再次飘扬在异国的土地上。 谢谢 以下是当地媒体40分钟前的报道*****
KHUZDAR: The death toll from a massive earthquake that jolted southwest Pakistan rose to 356 on Thursday, with officials saying that thousands have been left homeless and about 300,000 people had been affected in remote parts of Balochistan province.The 7.7-magnitude quake ***** the province, toppling thousands of mud-built homes as it spread havoc through Awaran and Kech districts and the southwestern parts of the country.At least 356 people have been confirmed dead and 619 others wounded, according to Balochistan government spokesperson Mohammad Jan Buledi.***** that six more bodies of earthquake victims were retrieved from Awaran district of Balochistan on Thursday.He added that communications systems in the sparsely populated province were badly affected as a result of the earthquake and that rescue workers were facing difficulties in reaching survivors in remote areas of the province."I fear there may be more bodies buried under the rubble," Buledi further said.However, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said it would use its own available resources for the rescue and relief, despite offers for help by the United Nations agencies, international donors and some countries.“We have enough resources to cope with the situation that has emerged after the earthquake in Awaran and Kech, although international donors and some friendly countries have also offered their cooperation,” NDMA Chairman Maj Gen Mohammad Saeed Aleem said.He said the NDMA’s relief goods stock in Karachi had been transported to the two districts and was being distributed among the affected people through the army, Frontier Corps and local administration.Pakistan’s military on Wednesday rushed to reach the scene of the earthquake to launch a relief operation in the affected areas.***** Survivors rest near their collapsed mud houses in the earthquake-devastated district of Awaran on September 25, 2013. — Photo by AFP
“A total of six districts, Awaran, Kech, Gwadar, Panjgur, Chaghi and Khuzdar, and a population of over 300,000 have been affected by the earthquake,” Buledi earlier told a press conference.The provincial spokesman said aid workers were facing difficulties in reaching out to survivors since the communication system was severely affected by the earthquake. He said teams were working to recover bodies, but the priority was to move the injured to hospitals as soon as possible, a difficult task in a desolate area with minimal infrastructure.“We are seriously lacking medical facilities and there is no space to treat injured people in the local hospitals,” he said. “We are trying to shift seriously injured people to Karachi through helicopters and others to the neighbouring districts.”***** Survivors clear the debris of destroyed houses in the earthquake-devastated district of Awaran on September 25, 2013. — Photo by AFP
“There is nothing, patients are dying,” Rehmatullah Muhammad Hassani,***** via phone from the District Headquarter Hospital in Awaran.He said the patients were facing difficulties in getting basic first aid treatment in the hospital. “There are no doctors and paramedics,” Hassani said.Hassani said that a large number of mud-walled houses had collapsed as result of the powerful earthquake tremors. “We fear there are people still trapped under the rubble,” he said. The Awaran resident added that authorities had yet to launch an effective rescue operation to retrieve the people stuck from under the rubble.Nazar Muhammad, a paramedic, said 70 injured had been brought to district hospital Awaran for medical treatment. He said: “We have no surgery equipment and we are only providing basic first aid to the survivors.”The army has sent 100 personnel as medical staff and 1,000 troops to the area to help with rescue efforts and has established a medical centre in Tarteej, one of the worst-affected villages.The scale of the affected territory is daunting. Awaran's population is scattered over an area of more than 21,000 square kilometres. More than 60,000 people live within 50 kilometres of the epicentre, according to the UN disaster agency, mostly in easily collapsible mud homes.Television footage showed collapsed houses, caved-in roofs and people sitting in the open air outside their homes, the rubble of mud and bricks scattered around them.Abdul Rasheed Baloch, a senior official in the district, said teams had worked through the night to try to retrieve bodies and survivors from the rubble. “Around 90 per cent of houses in the district have been destroyed. Almost all the mud houses have collapsed,” he said.Some of the dead have already been laid to rest in their villages, he said.***** Survivors collect their belongings in the rubble of their collapsed mud houses in the earthquake-devastated district of Awaran on September 25, 2013.
***** A villager rests under a tree near rubble of destroyed homes following an earthquake in the remote district of Awaran, September 25, 2013.
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