As a part of its ongoing efforts in humanitarian assist, the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) on Thursday donated reduction meals to households in Bulobarde, Central area of Somalia, who have been affected by the latest El Nino-induced floods.
The donations, which included important objects equivalent to sugar, rice, wheat flour and cooking oil, amongst others, have been supplied by Djibouti Armed Forces troops serving with ATMIS.
Col. Stated Waberi Harour, the Sector 4 Commander who presided over the meals distribution, lauded the Djibouti Armed Forces troopers for his or her dedication to supporting affected households locally.
“I commend Djibouti troops for his or her sacrifice and compassion in sharing a portion of their meals rations with the Somali individuals devastated by the floods alongside River Shabelle,” stated Col Harour.
He additional emphasised that the donation would assist mitigate the destructive impacts of flooding primarily meals insecurity. Important areas in Hiiran area have been adversely affected by flooding, making it troublesome to entry requirements equivalent to meals and medication.
Hassan Mohamed Abdi Bulobarde District Commissioner, who acquired the donation on behalf of the native administration, complimented Djibouti troops for the noble intervention in supporting the flood victims.
“Along with aiding in sustaining peace and stability within the area, ATMIS-Djibouti troops have made a commendable resolution to share what they’ve with the flood victims,” noticed Abdi.
The reduction assist was donated to people most affected by the El Nino-induced floods amongst them susceptible households, the aged and people with particular wants.
The donation train was attended by Eleyeh Abdi Omar, Commander of Bulobarde Ahead Working Base (FOB); Hassan Hero, Somali Nationwide Military Commander within the Hiiran area and representatives of the local people.
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS).
