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More relief for cyclone survivors

By Staff Correspondent
More organisations and In dlvlduab continued donations io the Prime Minister's Relief Fund as well as carried out relief operations.
Armed Forces
Members of the Armed Forces are carrying on their relief operations to mitigate the sufferings of the distressed Cple of cyclone, tidal bore, d and tornado affected places throughout the country, an ISPR press release said
Army personnel are continuing (heir relief activity in full Iswing along with the US ma Irine Task Force, local adnilnis IltraUon and other organisations flat the coastal areas and off-Ishore islands.
About 211 tonnes of relief goods have been distributed through the Comilla area troops at Sandwip. Hattya. Char Alekjandar and other affected places of Noakhaii. The |rehef materials included rice. I wheat, dal. edible oil. chira. ■ biscuit, milk powder, oral Isnltnc. match boxes, saree. garments and blankets. Comilla I area troops also continued distribution of relief material and medical assistance (o the flood victims of greater Sylhet
Bangladesh Rifles
Bangladesh Rifles relief, rehabilitation. medicare and burial operations in the cy clone-hit areas are going in full swing, a BDR press release said Saturday.
More thart nine sections of BDR personnel and 15 BDR medical teams are rendering round-the-clock service to the cyclone victims of Kutubdia. Moheshkhali, Teknaf. Ukhlya and Cox's Bazar upazilas.
Jubo Complex
Secretary General and Convenor of Relief and Rehabllita bon Committee of Jatiatabadi Juba Complex made a call to all its units to continue contributions in relief operations.
Convenor Kazi Mohammad Flrozzaman has asked the units to hand over relief materials to the government organisations, army. NGOs and other social and volunteer organisation working at the areas
Hutchison—Bangladesh Telecom
Hutchison—Bangladesh Telecom. a joint venture company. has donated 500 000 HK dollars to Prime Minister's Re lief Fund lor the survivors of last month's deadly eyefone.
A press release here Saturday said the company chairman Li Ka-shing also ex pressed deep shock al the ey clone devastation and pledged to support Bangladesh's relief operation.
In a letter to its Dhaka Kier. U said his company is y committed to the development.
Sangukritik .kiU'
Sammelita Sangskrtttk Jote (combined cultural alliance) has sent another package of relief materials to the cyclone hit islands. Foyez Ahmed. Convener of the Jote is leading the team
A jote press release said that this was their 12th group to work among the cyclone ravaged people in the areas.
So far the organisation provided relief materials worth Tk 160.000.
CARITAS
CARITAS, a local NGO in addition to their ongoing emergency relief activities for April 29 cyclone victims is assisting the flood victims of greater Sylhet district, accord Ing to a press release
CARITAS emergency relief activities amounting to Tk 7.00.000 will cover 2300 flood affected families of five upazllax of greater Svlhel and Moulav-Ibazar Under the emergency relief programme pressed rice. gur . rice ORS water pu ^ng tablets are being dis ited.
Besides. CARITAS has also allocated an amount of Tk 2.00.000 for the May 18 tor nado victims of Oournadl upuzlli
Ansar, VDP
Bangladesh Ansar and Vil lage Defence Party (VDP) continued their relief operations In cyclone battered .Noakhaii district till Saturday since April 29.
Beside relief operation, Ansar Personnel constructed 500 houses at Char Klerk and Char Majid. Moreover they provided medicare facilities to the cyclone-victims of Char Jabbar and Char Vata.
SCI
flic 13th contingent of Service Civil International (SCI) left Dhaka on Thursday with a truck loaded with relief and emergency shelter materi als for the people of village Ujantla under Chakoria dis trict.
Prabaha
Sanakritlk PraUa-than (Prabaha Cultural Organisation) distributed relief materials 1n Sandwip and its adjoining areas
Moreover, president of the organisation Nahld Rokshana collected some relief materials and will go to the affected coastal areas for distribution tomorrow.
Homeless People Welfare Assoc
Bangladesh Homeless People Welfare Association will distribute relief materials to the victims of Chittagong. Noakhaii and Lakshmlpur and Bhola A 5-member team headed by central leader of the organisation Mahmudur Rah man left Dhaka on Saturday
Another 5-member team will go for Bhola on Tuesday, says a press release.
Diakonia
A donor organisation of Sweden has sanctioned Tk one crore and twenty lakh for the cyclone victims of Bangladesh.
tliakona' - the organisation said In a press release that hall of the total amount would be spent for relief and half for rehabilitation works.
Bangladesh Institute for Rural Journalists and Shabar Jonnya Shasta (Health for All) will distribute relief to the cyclone victims on behalf of the Diakonia.
Jatiya Party Shahjadpur unit
A relief team of Jatiya Party Shahjadpur unit under Siraj-ganj district will leave Dhaka for Chittagong with relief materials including Tk 50 thousand in cash.
Bangladeshis in Stockholm
The Bangladesh community in StockNilm. tn an unprercdented move, joined hands to raise donations for the vletkas of the raeant eyelone in Bangfodesh.
They also decided irrespective of their party afflha tions. to donate the entire proceeds to the Prime Minis teFs Relief Fund
On May 11. about 100 Bangladeshis made a big show in the embassy and handed over approximately Swedish kronor one lakh (equivalent to
Taka 5 M.000! towmd. Prime Mi aiatar's Raltaf
Swedlah tafevtatMi coverall to event
A rebef team of Jatiya Party left Dhaka Saturday far the flood atoeto are., Sytot. Mouhdbaaar and Kuiaura The team was carrying ekrthes rice chira. btouMa QM aMto utenslb and other rekef tod. for the flood affected people