Urgent help needed for Kurdish earthquake victims

Monday, 24 October 2011

Urgent help needed for Kurdish earthquake victims

Urgent help needed for Kurdish earthquake victims

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Time
25 October · 18:00 - 21:00
Location
Iinstitute of Education's cafe, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1H 0XG
Created by:
Janroj Keles
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A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2 shook Kurdistan on Sunday. The earthquake destroyed up to 80 buildings in Wan and Ercis (a district of Wan). According to Reuter, residents in Wan are “using hands and shovels and working under floodlights and flashlights, hearing voices of survivors crying for help under mounds of shattered concrete in pitch darkness and bitter cold”.
People in Wan need urgent humanitarian aid.
Kurdish Studies and Student Organisation ( KSSO) appeals to all UK organizations working to help those affected by earthquakes and all Kurdish communities in the UK to mobilize their members and resources for the Kurdish earthquake victims in Wan.
We call upon all UK aid organisations and Kurdish communities in the UK to come to Institute of Education's cafe (right opposite to SOAS) for an urgent meeting on Tuesday at 6:00pm to discuss what we can do for the Kurdish earthquake victims in Wan.

Time	25 October · 18:00 - 21:00

Location	Iinstitute of Education's cafe, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1H 0XG

Created by:	Janroj Keles

More info	A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2 shook Kurdistan on Sunday. The earthquake destroyed up to 80 buildings in Wan and Ercis (a district of Wan). According to Reuter, residents in Wan are “using hands and shovels and working under floodlights and flashlights, hearing voices of survivors crying for help under mounds of shattered concrete in pitch darkness and bitter cold”. People in Wan need urgent humanitarian aid. Kurdish Studies and Student Organisation ( KSSO) appeals to all UK organizations working to help those affected by earthquakes and all Kurdish communities in the UK to mobilize their members and resources for the Kurdish earthquake victims in Wan. We call upon all UK aid organisations and Kurdish communities in the UK to come to Institute of Education's cafe (right opposite to SOAS) for an urgent meeting on Tuesday at 6:00pm to discuss what we can do for the Kurdish earthquake victims in Wan.

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