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FIMA GLOBAL RELIEF West Sumatra-Indonesia Earthquake 2009: On September 30 and October 1 st , 2009, two earthquakes, measuring 7.9 and 6.0 on Richter scale, struck Padang and Pariaman districts in West Sumatra, causing 1,200 deaths, 4000 injured and more than 250,000 displaced from destroyed homes 18 . Major infrastructure, homes, schools, hospitals and mosques were destroyed. Roads, communication system, electricity and water supplied were affected. Upon receiving disaster details from Prof. Jurnalis Uddin, from IMA- Indonesia, FIMA relief coordinator circulated an appeal to FIMA members. Funds were collected mainly from YARSI University-Jakarta, IMANA and IMA-Jordan, to reconstruct a school and mosque in the village of Lambeh, district of Pariaman, at a cost of approximately 100,000 USD. On June 7,2010, Dr. Aly Mishal, FIMA executive director, and Prof. Jurnalis Uddin, YARIS University President, attended the ground breaking ceremony of the project, with participation of the villagers, local and regional representatives. On September 18,2011, the completed project was inaugurated by FIMA president, Dr. Parvaiz Malik, Dr. Aly Mishal and Prof. Jurnalis Uddin, amidst warm welcome of the villagers of Lambeh, and the district. Dr. Parvaiz Malik-FIMA President: Prof. Jurnalis Uddin- YARSI president and Dr. Aly Mishal: Inauguration of Lambeh village school and masjid Ground breaking ceremony- Lambeh-West Sumatra, June 2010 Prof. Jurnalis Uddin (YARSI) and Dr. Aly Mishal/FIMA Executive Director FIMA YearBook 2010-2011 30
FIMA GLOBAL RELIEF only to African sub-Sahara. The per capita income is equal to USD 450, compared to USD 43,740 in the United States. Lambeh village-West Sumatra: Villagers celebrate inauguration of masjid and school, Sept.2011 Haiti Earthquake 2010: Dr. Parvaiz Malik, FIMA president, provided the following report on February 20,2010: A devastating earthquake of 7.0 magnitude on the Richter scale, hit the island of Haiti on January 12, 2010, just before 5:00 PM. The capital city of Port-au-Prince was the closest to the epicenter and sustained most of the damage. About a quarter million men, women and children have died, and over 200,000 people are reported to have been injured. Out of the population of 10 million, 1-3 million have been internally displaced 20-21 . Haiti is already a country beset with extreme poverty, unemployment and disease, and this earthquake has further exacerbated these problems. Some of the statistics are staggering: The average age in men is 53 years and in women is 56 years. One out of eight dies before they reach the age of 5. Medical facilities are scarce. There are only 2,000 doctors in the country for a population of 10 million. The majority of the population has never seen a doctor in their lifetime. They also have the highest rate of HIV/AIDS in the Western hemisphere, second Dr. Parvaiz Malik/FIMA President with IMANA relief team, Haiti, 2010 IMANA, one of the largest member associations of FIMA was among the first organizations to respond. Dr. Ismail Mehr, the chairman of IMANA Relief, moved quickly, collaborating with Todd Shea, executive director of Current Disaster Response Source (CDRS)-Pakistan who has been providing logistics and much needed continuity in functions of IMANA and other teams in Haiti. FIMA YearBook 2010-2011 31
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