Hi everyone. It is me again, Tisha Ashwina. Last December 2014, my family and I visited Nepal. Nepal is a very beautiful country and has a very rich heritage with many historical UNESCO sites. I am very sad that the recent earthquake has brought devastation to the country and immense suffering to her people.
This is what he told me,
“Even being just 37 Km east of Kathmandu, no aid workers, no government, and no one has ever reached here yet, except their own family members to support and console them”
The situation in Nepal is getting worse especially in the village as the monsoon season is heading on and the aid workers have not reached all of the most affected areas.
Well, I along with my brothers and few friends like you, are trying to initiate a small support project in my village to start with.
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The death toll has risen to over 6000 and still rising; in my district only 2100 died and it is the most affected area, called Sindhupalchowk district (which is also my hometown), where 95% of houses are destroyed completely, and it is believed that about 50000 houses are collapsed and many of the humans and animals are still under the rubble, and the air already started smelling foul (I just hope this won’t cause diseases to the survivors on top of the already tragic situation).
The support project is divided in 3 phase:
1st Phase – To provide to survivors something that is currently needed i.e tents, mattresses, blankets for temporary huts and some clothes (if I could find), food (especially dry), torch lights and batteries and some common medicines for cold, diarrhea etc.
1st Phase – To provide to survivors something that is currently needed i.e tents, mattresses, blankets for temporary huts and some clothes (if I could find), food (especially dry), torch lights and batteries and some common medicines for cold, diarrhea etc.
2nd Phase – To give some cash money that can be needed for the emergency (just few hundreds or a thousand NPR per family).
3rd Phase – Building houses using some blocks (but it takes some time as I have no funding at all at the moment, but surely I will have).
The initial target group includes about 74 peoples (from 18 houses), but we’re aiming to reach over 100 people (500 houses collapsed with all the possessions, all the stored grains and belongings etc. and the number of dead people is not confirmed but it fears to be above 200).
Money is needed to provide all the necessities in this emergency phase and to build houses to give shelter to at least 18 families.
It’s all going on now and we’re organising this as I write; currently I’m focused in keeping survivors in safe places, providing food and keeping them alive.
Why I’m trying to do this in this area?
1) It’s where I was born, and I want and feel I should take some responsibilities, especially now that is absolutely needed.
2) Not only my mom, brothers, and sisters lost everything but all the neighbors, uncles and aunts lost everything too, including their homes and belongings (luckily there haven’t been casualties in my close family, but I lost about 10 of my relatives and many of them are still in desperate need of treatments, and some are in hospital)
3) Most of their sons are in Gulf Countries and they have no one to look after them.
4) Even being just 37 Km east of Kathmandu, no aid workers, no government, and no one has ever reached here yet, except their own family members to support and console them.
2) Not only my mom, brothers, and sisters lost everything but all the neighbors, uncles and aunts lost everything too, including their homes and belongings (luckily there haven’t been casualties in my close family, but I lost about 10 of my relatives and many of them are still in desperate need of treatments, and some are in hospital)
3) Most of their sons are in Gulf Countries and they have no one to look after them.
4) Even being just 37 Km east of Kathmandu, no aid workers, no government, and no one has ever reached here yet, except their own family members to support and console them.
Your help in any way would be appreciable as they are in desperate need.
Further more you may tell your friends, clients, relatives (if they are interested) about it.
At this moment sending stuff and other things is not a good idea as nothing is functioning in the right way and it could take months. So, the best thing to do at the moment is to help by donating money, as the emergency and the aid work we aim to do with this project could last up to 6 months or even more.
I’m just sending you this as you were interested to donate some money to the big organisations which are working to support…but not in my area.
Sorry if this was overwhelming. I can provide you more information. I still hesitate to take photos of bereaving family members and dead bodies from close.
Regards and Namaste,
Thakur
Thakur
Dear readers, please lend a helping hand and donate in kind to the people of Nepal. Here is a link that you send your donations. My mother and her friends have already sent some funds to Thakur via Western Union. His information can be found in the link below.
http://www.lifeartsmedia.com/nepal-earthquake-appeal-support-project-for-sindhupalchowk-remote-district
Thank you for your support.
MAY GOD BLESS YOU FOR YOUR KINDNESS.
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