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Fri, 5th Aug 2022
Cyclone Pam: Urgent need as food to run out in Vanuatu in the next 7 days
The Vanuatu Minister of Agriculture has released a statement urgently calling for international assistance in the wake of the Category 5 Cyclone on 14 March.
“Our Agricultural experts estimate that Vanuatu’s people will run out of food in less than one week from today” – The Honorable David Tosul.
Act for Peace, the international aid agency of the National Council of Churches in Australia, and its local partner in Vanuatu are responding to the humanitarian crisis and providing urgent relief to the community.
Act for Peace’s Disaster Risk Resilience Manager, Geoff Robinson, is in Port Vila and available for interview on the impact of the food shortages and the urgent needs of the community.
“The food shortage has put the entire Vanuatu community at risk. We need to respond right now to avoid further deaths and a country wide humanitarian crisis” Mr Robinson said.
You can support Act for Peace’s response to Cyclone Pam by donating to the Cyclone Pam appeal at https://www.actforpeace.org.au/cyclonepam or by calling 1800 025 101.
You can also make a secure online donation by visiting www.unitingworld.org.au or calling 1800 000 331.
All donations to these appeals are tax deductible.
Photo courtesy sbs.com.au
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