DUSHANBE, August 2, Asia-Plus - “The situation in the quake-rocked areas still remains complex, and minor tremors still can be felt there even today,” First Deputy Emergencies Minister, Abdurrahim Rajabov, told a meeting with representatives from international organizations being members of the Rapid Emergency Assessment and Coordination Team (REACT) on August 2.
According to him, a sanitary situation in the disaster-affected areas evokes a special concern. “If adequate measures to improve the sanitary situation there are not taken today, outbreaks of infections diseases may spread soon,” Abdurrahim Rajabov noted.
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According to him, representatives from many international organizations are currently in the quake-rocked areas to assess what kind of assistance the disaster-hit population needs.
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