Relief in 3rd wave of COVID- 19 crises in Pakistan
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| Organization | Association For Women's Awareness and Rural Development |
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| Region | Pakistan |
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| ProjectLeader | Azeem Christopher |
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Nearly 841,636 cases have been reported in Pakistan with 18000 deaths reported so far and the 3rd wave badly hit Pakistan while numbers are increasing rapidly. The lockdown is up again and have left millions of daily wage laborers, farmers etc. unemployed . The situation is getting worse with every passing hour will no space in hospitals and limited oxygen. The communities are once again fearing for not been able to get food and other important supplies. Immediate relief is the need of the hour.
Challenge
The lock down by the Government to save people from the COVID-19 outbreak started on March 22, 2020, shutting down all the businesses in the country.Majority of the lower class (25 % population) has already spent all their savings within this time period, which is now forcing them to go out and look for either food or work in the lockdown desperately to feed their families. This violation could be the biggest contributor to the spread of the pandemic and can put millions of lives in danger.
Long-Term Impact
1) The food packs and care packs will help people to feed their families for the next 15 days and also to prevent their families from the outbreak in the rural areas. 2) Communities would be having knowledge about the nearest equipped health facility in case of emergency. 3) The precautions will help the communities to resist against the spread of virus.
References
- http://www.awardpakistan.org/
- https://tribune.com.pk/story/2176962/1-sindh-confirms-50-new-covid-19-cases/
- https://web.facebook.com/AWARDpakistan/?_rdc=1&_rdr
- https://www.awardpakistan.org/
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