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國際的救援行動正在進行中,雖然儘管有不少困難,但災民已開始收到援助。只要是合適接待或作援助災民中心的慈幼會院,慈幼會士及母佑會修女都會盡力協助及配合。
在Enam學校尋找學生及教師遺體的工作正緩慢地進行。最新的資料顯示被埋在慈幼學校的瓦礫下的250名學生及部份教師已死亡。到目前,只能找到60具遺體。更多其他的慈幼學生死在他們倒塌了的家中。
ITALCEMENTI公司,將會提供建築材料,慈幼會的舊生Silvestro Capitanio博士在與副總會長白康寧會面後,作出了承諾。他們並討論了合作計劃,包括處理瓦礫及其他工作,並安排把必須的機械盡快運到災區。
在慈幼通訊社(ANS)的錄影資料部門已備妥文獻資料,這些資料幾年前由都靈市鮑思高褔傳媒體中心製作,評估了地震前慈幼會士在海地的工作。 The relief operation is under way (ANS – Haiti – Port-au-Prince, 18 January 2010 ) – Almost a week later, what happened in Haiti is still in the world headlines; the Secretary General of UNO, Ban Ki-moon, described it as “"one of the worst humanitarian crises in decades." The International relief operation is under way and, although there are some problems, help is being distributed to the people. Where it is possible reception and assistance centres have been established at the Salesian houses, and the Salesians and the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians are doing all they can to welcome and help the people. The New Rochelle Mission Office, acting in close contact with the Salesians in Santo Domingo, continues its work of planning and coordinating help for the Salesians in Haiti. The Rector Major, Fr Pascual Chávez, being constantly updated on the situation and developments, continues to offer his encouragement to the Salesians in Haiti who have been so severely tried. The process of recovering the bodies of the pupils and teachers at Enam slowly continues. The latest information we have is that under the ruibble of the Salesian school, 250 pupils and some of their teachers were killed. Of these so far only 60 bodies have been recovered. Very many other Salesian pupils died in the ruins of their own homes. Alarm is also being raised by some of those involved: cases have been discovered of unscrupulous people fraudulently collecting funds. For this reason it is very strongly recommended that contributions be only made to or through accredited and authorised organisations or NGO. In Italy, for example, the International Volunteer Movement for Development (VIS), is working with the Italian Emergency Relief Agency (AGIRE). ITALCEMENTI, which produces building materials, through Dr. Silvestro Capitanio, a Salesian Past Pupil, in a meeting with the Vicar of the Rector Major, Fr Adriano Bregolin, has said that they will collaborate in the process of dealing with the rubble and other works and arrange for the necessary machinery to arrive as soon as possible. Fr Attilio Stra the Salesian missionary, has sent news that while in hospital in Santo Domingo, on Saturday evening he was visited by the President of the Republic Leonel Fernández Reyna. In the video information section of ANS a documentary is available, made some years ago by Missioni Don Bosco of Turin, which gives an account of the work of the Salesians in Haiti before the earthquake. |