YABLOKO leader Sergei Mitrokhin and Andrei Rudomakha,
head of the Krasnodar branch of YABLOKO, arrived in Krymsk,
the Krasnodar Territory, severely ruined by flood. They brought
a lorry with humanitarian aid to the Aid Centre for victims
opened by YABLOKOs activists and the EcoWatch close to Adagumskaya
Street 153 on July 6. This part of the city was most affected
by the flood.
The party members brought to the aid centre canned food, salt,
rice, macaroni, milk, water, tea, baby food, clothes, shoes,
soap, other hygiene aids and medicines.
After their visit to Krymsk YABLOKO activists and Sergei
Mitrokhin plan to go to other affected areas were help has
not arrived yet.
The aid centre in Krymsk distributes humanitarian aid (clothes,
shoes, food-stuffs, medicine, etc) from different Russian
cities between the residents of the area, renders assistance
in overcoming the effects of the disaster and coordinates
the actions of civil activists arriving in Krymsk.
On Sunday, July 8, Coordinating Centre organised by the YABLOKO
party for rendering aid to the residents of the affected districts
opened in Krasnodar. This centre gets collects different types
of material aid (but for financial assistance) which is immediately
sent to the Krymsk district and coordinates actions of different
activist groups engaged in the public campaign of providing
help to the victims of the flood.
YABLOKO calls on the residents of Krasnodar to bring food-stuffs
(canned food, quick-cooking porridges and soups, sugar, condensed
milk, bread, crackers, dried crusts, biscuits, etc.), clothes
and shoes for grown-ups and children (including rubber shoes
and overshoes), medicines (bandaging materials, cardiants,
analgetics, vasodilating means and febricides), warm blankets,
drinking water, soap, towels, baby supplies (diapers, baby
wipes, baby canned food), flashlights, candles, disposable
dishes.
See also:
Criminal negligence
of officials led to deaths of people in the Krimskiy district,
the Krasnodar Area
Statement by YABLOKO Chairman. July 7, 2012.
Human
Rights
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