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FIMA GLOBAL RELIEF They destroyed soft targets including homes, schools, mosques, hospitals, energy supplies, communication channels and other social structures. Israel brazenly ignored the global condemnation of this invasion and continued its merciless terror attacks violating all humanitarian and human right principles and statutes, including the use of white phosphorous and depleted uranium bombs, destroying the fuel supply to emergency services including hospitals, preventing ambulance services from evacuating the injured to safety and essential care and treatment, attacking hospitals and its staff, sealing the borders and preventing all humanitarian aid from reaching its intended recipients. A B 230,000), when border crossing first opened. During the second week, DWW purchased 12 ambulances in Cairo worth USD 400,000 for use in Gaza. A plane load of medical equipment and other supplies was delivered to Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. A second team of 10 surgeons and support staff was dispatched to Gaza to work in Khan Younis for the next 2 weeks. DWW committed itself to medical education and establishing specialized care facilities including a burn unit. • Mercy Malaysia-IMA Malaysia, sent a USD 100,000 worth of medical equipment, consumables and drugs (5 trucks, 50 tons) and delivered to the Ministry of Health (MOH) Gaza upon border opening. Another USD 100,000 consignment procured in Cairo was delivered later. A second team under the leadership of Dr. Mohamed Ikram was delegated to work in Gaza. C D • MER-C Indonesia-sent a medical team along with medical supplies since the start of conflict. • IMA-Sudan and other local relief agencies delivered 4 plane loads, approximately 100 tons worth USD 500,000 of food, medical and emergency supplies. They sent a team of 11 doctors and surgeons to the region. White Phosphorus burn 19 Many lesions, with severe underlying destruction and necrosis (A,B). After 16 months of follow up(C,D). FIMA responded immediately, mobilized its disaster response to aid the innocent and helpless victims. The FIMA response is summarized below. • Doctors WorldWide-Hayat Foundation- Turkey, supplied 2 trucks (43 tons) of emergency relief aid procured in Cairo and transported to the Rafah border (worth USD • IMANA sent 2 medical teams (22/01/2009) and (25/01/2009) with medical equipment, medications and consumables. They indentified the following critical needs, and deficiencies: o Medical equipment, monitors, surgical instruments outdated or deficient. o Rehabilitation hospital with training of local expertise. o Trauma counseling of the traumatized population especially vulnerable children. o Continuing education of local medical professionals lacking in basic skills and FIMA YearBook 2010-2011 28
FIMA GLOBAL RELIEF disaster management due to isolation and prolonged siege. • IMA-Jordan, in collaboration with the Jordan Medical Association, sent 3 teams of over 40 doctors, many of whom were surgeons. During their stay they donated medical equipment and supplies to the local health authorities. • IMA-Pakistan (PIMA) sent two surgeons along with the IMANA delegation as well as three others, under leadership of Prof. Iqbal Khan. • When borders opened to medical professionals. Arab Medical Union (AMU), including IMA-Egypt, sent 21 doctors and 40 more the following day. • Arab Medical Union delivered 200 units of blood and 1,000 more units the following day. The following funds were transferred to local relief and charity NGOs in Gaza: • Pertubuhan Jamaah Islah Malaysia (JIM), through IMA-Malaysia, USD 42,400. • FIMA/IMA South Africa/other contributions, USD 100,000. • IMA Pakistan, USD 17,500. • IMA Jordan: USD 100,000. • Supporting a maternity hospital with financial assistance, medical equipment, personnel and training. • Assisting the health authorities in rehabilitating primary health structures and clinics and extending its services to the entire population. • Provision of needed medicines, consumables and medical equipments to medical institutions. In 2010, FIMA paid for X-Ray and ultrasound equipments, surgical, lab. and other medical equipments in excess of 350,000 USD. These purchases were donated mainly by IMANA, IMASA, and IMA- Jordan. There were significant contributions from IMA- Egypt in collaboration with Arab Medial Union and the Egyptian Medical Association. IMA-Sudan and IMA-Malaysia/Mercy Malaysia provided significant aid in the post war period. IMA-Malaysia was instrumental in organizing VIVA PALESTINA initiative, which is addressed elsewhere in this publication. FIMA humanitarian-medical relief activities has been ongoing, by various IMAs and collaborating NGOs, ever since the December 2008 aggression. FIMA has committed itself to the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the health system in Gaza and is currently engaged in the following services: • Dispatching specialized medical-surgical teams to provide care to those deprived of care in view of the local deficiencies and prolonged siege. • Medical education and training at all levels including undergraduate and postgraduate teaching as well as in-service training of health personnel isolated by the sanctions imposed by Israeli authorities. Dr. Omar al-Ayyat, FIMA Ex Co member With Health Minister in Gaza FIMA YearBook 2010-2011 29
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