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Relief should go on till next crop comes in: Phoebe Fraser
Ms Phoebe Fraser, daughter of former Australian prime minister Malcolm Fraser has pressed for continuing relief to the cyclone-hit people of the coastal areas for three months till the next rice crop comes in. reports BSS.
Ms Fraser who is also the programme officer of CARE-Australla yesterday expressed her satisfaction over the emergency relief activities now being carried out in the cyclone-battered areas.
'From my perspective, everything is going in accordance with the plan in regard to emergency relief activities in the affected areas'. Ms Fraser told a press conference at Hotel Sheraton at the end of her ten-day visit
Ms Fraser arrived Bangladesh on May 14 aboard a Jet Hner filled with 90 tons of relief goods donated by CARE-Australia. CARE-Canada and the Australian people. She will return home today (Friday).
The relief goods included high protein biscuits, blankets and emergency medicines.
On her return home. Ms Fraser said, she would submit two reports on the devastating cyclone tn Bangladesh, one for the CARE Australia and the other for Australian government
The damage caused by the cyclone was so great that outside assistance is required, she said and pointed out that the response of the Australian public to the plight of Bangladesh was encouraging.
Robin Needham. Assistant Country Director of CARE-Bangladesh who was present at the press conference, gave a resume of the CARE relief activities in the affected areas.
Narrating her experience In Frwr a^reTta^d' the of courage of the survivors She get on their feet again they were rebuilding their houaes and their Ilves
Replying to a question Ma Fraser said the affected people »»re trying to get on their feet Instead of depending on for eign assistance
Replying to another question. the daughter of former Australian Prime Minister said 1 have enjoyed very much serving the distressed human tty in one of the worst cyclone hit areas of Bangladesh.'
Regarding the extent of damage caused by the cyclone, she said she was struck up' with the wide coverage of tia* damage of cyclone by Australian television But once she visited the cyclone areas she could see that the damage was really more colossal than Its was projected by the electronics media, she said
Giving a resume of relief activities of CARE-Bangladesh. Robin Needham said they had already spent 766,831 US dollars for carrying out emergency relief and medical ser vices In the cyclone-affected areas.
fn addition to this, he said CARE Bangladesh has allocated 304.333 US dollars It had at received commitments for 352.762 US dollars from the donors.