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RELIEF AND DISASTER PREPAREDNESS Specialties National International Total Physicians 194 13 207 Gynecologists 37 13 50 Anesthesiologists 88 14 102 Psychologists/psychiatrists 21 9 30 Medical officers 655 100 755 Female Medical officers 88 15 103 Paramedics 519 22 541 Pharmacists 178 18 196 OT technicians 115 3 118 Lab technicians 28 2 30 X-Ray technicians 48 0 48 Electricians 27 0 27 Administration staff 54 0 54 Volunteers 3121 35 3156 Grand total 5591 311 5902 Table II: Services provided: Facilities/Services Total Hospital beds 395 Occupancy 95% OPD patients 65898 Admissions 6114 Mobile teams 52141 Admissions 437 Surgeries in hospitals 5625 Minor procedures 34427 Normal procedures 106 Surgical deliveries (Cesarean sections) 23 X-rays 5913 Ambulances 7 FIMA YearBook 2010-2011 118
VIVA PALESTINA 5: A GLOBAL LIFELINE TO GAZA VIVA PALESTINA 5: A GLOBAL LIFELINE TO GAZA Musa Mohd Nordin*, Azra Banu, Norazmi Talib, Hafidzi Mohd Noor Musa Mohd Nordin*, Azra Banu, Norazmi Talib, Hafidzi Mohd Noor Abstract: The Viva Palestina 5 (VP5), Life Line to Gaza convoy departed from London on 18 September 2011 and travelled 3,000 miles through France, Italy, Greece and Turkey before arriving in Syria. At the Syrian port of Latakia, two other convoys from Morocco and Algeria, and another from Doha-Qatar joined VP5. After 16 days of negotiations with Egyptian authorities, VP5 was allowed travel to El-Arish on 19 October 2011, enroute to Rafah and Gaza. VP5 consisted of 380 volunteers from 30 countries, driving 147 vehicles carrying humanitarian aid worth in excess of USD 5 million. This time round, all the vehicles mainly laden with medical and educational aid, successfully passed the Rafah Crossing into Gaza. The daytime arrival of the convoy was historical and very significant because it enabled wide media coverage and inspired the Gazans upon seeing a group of people break the siege and witness the long train of vehicles with aid arriving to support them. It delivered a powerful message that the world has not forgotten them and global efforts were underway to overturn the cruel siege on Gaza. VP5 represented a major breakthrough because of its wider international representation, better global collaboration, bigger aid handout and paramount morale boosting for the Gazans. Repeatedly, the Gaza people echoed, "Please tell the world what is happening." The Malaysian contingent, namely from Viva Palestina Malaysia (VPM) and Aqsa Syarif (AS: A Malaysian charitable and humanitarian NGO to mainstream the struggle to free Al-Aqsa and Palestine), reviewed the progress of some of the earlier Malaysian funded projects in Gaza initiated by Aqsa Syarif, and adopted more new projects for funding. VPM, Aqsa Syarif and their partners in Malaysia are presently raising funds to make these projects viable and sustainable. And we are fully supportive of the next convoy to Gaza, which was recently named Freedom Flotilla – Stay Human, and which is due to set sail to Gaza in the middle of 2011. Key words: Viva Palestina, Life Line, Gaza, Malaysia. *Prof. Musa Nordin Professor of Pediatrics Cyberjaya University-College of Medical Sciences (CUCMS) Kuala Lumpur- Malaysia Viva Palestina-Malaysia E-mail: musamn@gmail.com FIMA YearBook 2010-2011 119
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