December 29, 2004

Tsunami Help

The below is an entire re-post from Hyscience. It concerns helping the tsunami victims. You may also go to tsunamihelp.blogspot.com for more information on how to help. Please spread the word.

1. The S.M.Joshi memorial foundation's Arogya Sena is planning to send a team of medical experts and volunteers to Tamil Nadu and other affected places to assist in the relief operations. Those wishing to join the effort may contact Dr Abhijit Vaidya on Pune mobile no.98505 88008 (prefix 0 while dialling from outside Pune).

2. Rotary club of Pune Riverside is sending a team of Rorarians with relief material for Tamil Nadu, Andamans, Andhra and Kerala. The team is leaving Pune on 1st Jan.2005. Relief material like packaged food, vessels, biscuits and blankets can be handed over to them. For details contact, Rohit Jerajani on Pune Ph.26134686.

3. On behalf of Women's Collective based in Chennai, NGO Maitri is accepting the following: Rice (in sealed bags of 1 kg.), bed sheets and funds. A collection centre is being opened at Padale Palace, off Karve Road, Pune (Ph.25446511).

For any details regarding material to be sent to local Red Cross office at M.G.Road,Pune OR contributions to be made, please call me at Pune cell no.98220 04752 or write in at vmoorthy@rediffmail.com. Vijaya

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1 From the horror of the cataclysm in and around the Indian Ocean, one great truth emerges: that, when the chips are down, man still cares for man, regardless of his creed and colour. What though of the future, after the media spotlight has moved on? In May 1946, Einstein warned that "the unleashed power of the atom has changed everything save our modes of thinking and we thus drift toward unparalleled catastrophe". Today reports that the energy released by the Boxing Day earthquake would have been equivalent to more than 190 million tons of TNT, that Sumatra is thought to have moved by as much as 120ft, and the Earth to have shifted on its axis. Surely these prodigious events should cause us to examine our way of thinking every bit as deeply. This catastrophe must not be allowed to be a nine, or even a ninety-day wonder. Not only should the plight of the millions made homeless and of local economies destroyed be kept in mind until normality is restored, but nations, particularly the richer ones, should keep in mind in fair times as well as in foul the mutual responsibilities attached to the brother-hood of man. What greater reminder could we have been given of the fragility of the planet which is home to all of us.

Posted by: Solid at December 30, 2004 10:01 AM (PM/BC)

2 Tsunami Help - why,how, when & where ? We all are aware of the havoc created by Tsunami in coastal regions of South Asia spilling over to southern and Island states of our country. Thousands of families have been disaster struck, many swept away by tidal waves and untraceable, the survivors battling for life and survival while being completely awestricken and completely defenseless. While we can not replace what they have lost but we can certainly make our small human endeavor by attending to their most urgent and pressing immediate need and contribute our might to collectively help bring down the miseries. We are interested in finding some credible inviduals/organisation(s) with whom we could partner with whom possibilities could be explored for long term rehabilitation of orphan children/effected commmunities. The need to coordinate efforts is the most important FACTOR. Thats why we are planning to organise a get together of all the volunteers at different dates and different locations in INDIA, SRI LANKA, THAILAND and INDONESIA.The proposed get togethers at a location will help in proper coordination and formation of teams to implement rescue n recovery operations startegically. All volunteers and co-operative people and organizations are warmly welcome to join us. Email us at p_cash@myway.com Informing us all your available dates........location of interest........and your field(if any

Posted by: Tsunami Help Centre at January 06, 2005 10:24 AM (wRUIP)

3 Expression of Interests in helping Tsunami victims The Web is helping with tsunami disaster relief efforts by keeping millions informed with news and helping orgainzations raise funds and logistical support to distribute aid to where it's needed. We have received great response regarding the establishment of a GETTOGETHER ....we are now in the process of shortlisting and mailing Expression of Interests formats to all of the respondents Medical professionals like Registered Nurses, Physicians,Paediatricians,Psychiatrists Preventive health doctors,particularly women doctors who can do outpatient clinics for women. Paramedics and health activists Psychosocial Advisors, Emergency Medicine Personnel, Public Health Specialists,Nursing Assistants are required to volunteer in: Indonesia, India, SriLanka, Thailand General Volunteer may include 1.People experienced in emergency relief work – debris and dead body removal etc. 2.People who can spend at least 10 days and are good at taking charge and coordinating local volunteer efforts in the offices in the area centers 3.Documentation – people with cameras and video cameras – to travel and document the work – will have to work with minimal assistance from Govt Agencies. 4.Volunteers who can coordinate things, going out and collecting things, meeting people etc 5.Volunteer teams who can help with assessment surveys - knowledge of local language 6.Volunteer teams who can help with assessment surveys - knowledge of local language(s) ESSENTIAL! Resources have to be mobilized : 1. Expertise and material to repair roads and jetties 2. Telecommunication equipment to establish STD/ISD links 3. Environment-friendly pre-fabricated homes 4. Expertise and material to rebuild cold storages 5. Mobile desalination plants 6. Earthmovers and bulldozers to remove debris from coastal areas 7. Used Vans,Jeeps and trucks etc to be stationed and used in the cluster villages. 8. Unused clothing materials especially undergarments (petticoats- which ia form of underskirt) 9. Study material for students and schools. 10.Boats, Nets & Engines to rehabilitate the fisher men The need to coordinate efforts is the most important FACTOR. Thats why we are planning to organise a get together of all the volunteers at different dates and different locations in INDIA, SRI LANKA, THAILAND and INDONESIA.The proposed get togethers at a location will help in proper coordination and formation of teams to implement rescue n recovery operations startegically. All volunteers and co-operative people and organizations are warmly welcome to join us. Email at p_cash@myway.com Informing us all your available dates........location of interest.......your field(if any)...and phone number.

Posted by: Tsunami Help Centre at January 06, 2005 11:49 AM (wRUIP)

4 I am an american Physician Assistant in New York leaving to Hyderabad on Jan. 13 to accompany my wife to a conference. Would like to be medical volunteer for tsunami victoms in India. Scheduled to return to USA on Jan 22, but could probably stay longer. Can anyone suggest a contact for volunteering? Reply to billmat@mac.com.

Posted by: William Matthews at January 07, 2005 11:17 AM (yymX5)

5 Expression of Interests in helping Tsunami victims The Web is helping with tsunami disaster relief efforts by keeping millions informed with news and helping orgainzations raise funds and logistical support to distribute aid to where it's needed. We have received great response regarding the establishment of a GETTOGETHER ....we are now in the process of shortlisting and mailing Expression of Interests formats to all of the respondents Medical professionals like Registered Nurses, Physicians,Paediatricians,Psychiatrists Preventive health doctors,particularly women doctors who can do outpatient clinics for women. Paramedics and health activists Psychosocial Advisors, Emergency Medicine Personnel, Public Health Specialists,Nursing Assistants are required to volunteer in: Indonesia, India, SriLanka, Thailand General Volunteer may include 1.People experienced in emergency relief work – debris and dead body removal etc. 2.People who can spend at least 10 days and are good at taking charge and coordinating local volunteer efforts in the offices in the area centers 3.Documentation – people with cameras and video cameras – to travel and document the work – will have to work with minimal assistance from Govt Agencies. 4.Volunteers who can coordinate things, going out and collecting things, meeting people etc 5.Volunteer teams who can help with assessment surveys - knowledge of local language 6.Volunteer teams who can help with assessment surveys - knowledge of local language(s) ESSENTIAL! Resources have to be mobilized : 1. Expertise and material to repair roads and jetties 2. Telecommunication equipment to establish STD/ISD links 3. Environment-friendly pre-fabricated homes 4. Expertise and material to rebuild cold storages 5. Mobile desalination plants 6. Earthmovers and bulldozers to remove debris from coastal areas 7. Used Vans,Jeeps and trucks etc to be stationed and used in the cluster villages. 8. Unused clothing materials especially undergarments (petticoats- which ia form of underskirt) 9. Study material for students and schools. 10.Boats, Nets & Engines to rehabilitate the fisher men The need to coordinate efforts is the most important FACTOR. Thats why we are planning to organise a get together of all the volunteers at different dates and different locations in INDIA, SRI LANKA, THAILAND and INDONESIA.The proposed get togethers at a location will help in proper coordination and formation of teams to implement rescue n recovery operations startegically. All volunteers and co-operative people and organizations are warmly welcome to join us. Email at p_cash@myway.com Informing us all your available dates........location of interest.......your field(if any)...and phone number.

Posted by: Tsunami Help Centre at January 08, 2005 05:26 AM (UIFft)

6 hi, I am 27 yrs old and would like to go to any of the tsunami affected countries and do whatever is necessary. am fit and healthy, good photographic skills, first aid cert and drive for a living, willing to do anything. can stay 3-4 months starting asap.

Posted by: joanna perry at January 16, 2005 07:43 AM (7oGRv)

7 hi, I am 27 yrs old and would like to go to any of the tsunami affected countries and do whatever is necessary. am fit and healthy, good photographic skills, first aid cert and drive for a living, willing to do anything. can stay 3-4 months starting asap.

Posted by: joanna perry at January 16, 2005 07:43 AM (7oGRv)

8 I am a medical assistant / phlebotomist (NCCT certified)/ ECG Tech (certified)with two recent years hospital experience. I am current with first aid, AED/CPR, TB and Hep B immunization. I also have 8 years previous experience as a museum administrator / volunteer coordinator. I have volunteerered myself at schools, aquariums, beach clean-up (SOLV), Coast Watch... I am 52 year old female and in good health. Willing to do and go anywhere I would be useful.

Posted by: Candis Dow at January 30, 2005 06:38 PM (0n9Kn)

9 If you are interested in volunteering to help the survivors of the Tsunami Disaster please contact www.tsunamivolunteer.net We are a volunteer organisation aimed at helping out the victims of the 26th December catastrophe in the Khao Lak area (just north of Phuket). We are an organisation staffed by Thai and foreign volunteers from all over the world. We currently have about 20 projects in operation in and around the Khao Lak area. Our work involves: - construction of housing - cleaning of affected areas - making furniture for houses and school - teaching and caring for local children - and many more projects We are interested in any offers of help. please view our website for more information. www.tsunamivolunteer.net or email: info@tsunamivolunteer.net Thank you.

Posted by: Frans at February 13, 2005 09:30 PM (G5wTm)

10 RESPECTED SIR OUR ALL INDIA DR.AMBEDKAR TRUST IS REGISTERED N.G.O REGISTERED WITH HOME MINISTRY OF INDIA UNDER F.C.R.A ACT 1976. NOW WE ARE UNDERTAKING TSUNAMI REHABILITATION WORK AT CUDDALORE AND NAGAPATTINAM IN TAMIL NADU. WE REQUEST YOU FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE ABOVE REHABILITATION ACTIVITY. PLEASE REPLY THANKING YOU A.MASILAMANI

Posted by: A.MASILAMANI at April 02, 2005 03:16 AM (RjHlU)

11 OUR ALL INDIA DR.AMBEDKAR TRUST EMAIL IS ambedkartrust@rediffmail.com KINDLY REPLY

Posted by: A.MASILAMANI at April 02, 2005 03:19 AM (RjHlU)

12 RESPECTED FRIENDS OUR ALL INDIA DR.AMBEDKAR TRUST IS REQUEST ALL THE DONAR PLEASE CONTRIBUTE OUR TSUNAMI REHABILITATION WORK AT CUDDALORE AND NAGAPATTINAM, IN TAMIL NADU INDIA. OUR EMAIL IS ambedkartrust@rediffmail.com please contribute thanking you a.masilamani

Posted by: A.MASILAMANI at April 02, 2005 03:39 AM (RjHlU)

13 TRAUMA OF TSUNAMI I am Dayananda Nanayakkara 49 years of age a father of 02 children. I am a fisherman by profession. I spent my life time in the Southern costal belt in Sri Lanka very close to “Seenigama Devalaya” a well known sacred place. The sea was blessing for our lives. Our livelihood had been depending on the sea. Until the Tsunami Tidal waves reached and destroyed our area, we loved to the sea. I also underwent to the trauma of this disaster in different ways. I lost everything by Tsunami. Those tidal waves washed away not only my home and belongings but also my fishing boat. It had been broken into two. It was only livelihood for my whole family. When the Tidal waves reached to the shore I was traveling to the Sunday fair with my wife. Luckily both of us survived our life struggling with waves but we were severely injured. But my father was died and the death body also not found. Today I am desperate life with my two sons & wife in a very small tent with very very limited facilities. Today we have nothing and nothing to do, because my only livelihood had been destroyed by Tsunami. So my younger son still is studying, I have to face very big financial difficulties spending for his higher studies. Although my elder son is doing small job, it is not enough for others. Hence, we are belonging to proposed buffer zone (100 m), we have still not been received any relief from the Government or any Non- governmental organizations. Although I am willing to start my livelihood, I have no proper background. I have no money to purchase a boat and accessories for it. Until today I have not been facilitated to start our livelihood from the government as promised. I believe anyone who read this episode can understand my present situation. Those wish to help me to regain my life & my family, I would be much grateful to him / her. Dayananda. Please contact me on undermentioned address. Dayananda Nanayakkara, “Dilan”, Galle Road, Werellana, Hikkaduwa- Sri Lanka.

Posted by: Dilan Nanayakkara at June 05, 2005 11:04 PM (LojRZ)

14 looking for any one that is intrested in buy of gold

Posted by: NELSON DUBANY at August 07, 2005 09:08 AM (jZG8k)

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