Assalamu'alaykum,
The ferocious drought that has engulfed all over Somalia at the moment has resulted refugee crisis as the most severe humanitarian emergency in the world. Its malnourishment put a snatch on the most crucial values of life of the innocent unfed children who were left abandoned at the side of the road having nothing to eat as their parents made their way to the refugee camp located at Dabaab. Their extreme hunger is obvious where we can see the skeletons protruding conspicuously resulted from the malnutrition.
Infertile desert, absence of nutrition and denied aids really chain the parents in agony. The inadequacy of these basic necessities to continue struggling in this world pushes the fathers and mothers to be on a journey to the refugee camp that is situated thousands kilometers away from their homes. After decades of war, small, lifeless bodies lie can be found on the streets of Somalia, left by their parents on the way to the camp and sadly it appears to be the only option to survive. It is really devastating to see how parents have to grudgingly make such decision on their children, picking up who is in and who is out.
What can we do today is to dig in our pocket and assist donate for the poor Somalis quenching their miseries and ephemeral deplorable depredation of human civilization that is taking place. People are craving for foods, waters, and everything that you need to survive. Imagine, they do not even have the energy to carry foods or even drink the water. Their shaky hands cannot even hold right the bread that they have or to swallow in the water.
World Food Programme has opened a cause in their website to enlighten you on how to help Somalia. You can go donate online. Do not hesitate to pass around your hat and make a lifesaving donation today.Please go to this website : https://www.wfp.org/donate/hoa_banners/
Let us lend some helping hands for them, our Brothers and Sisters in faith and humanity.
Pictures : http://www.eitb.com/photos/en/news/world/detail/703625/severe-drought-somalia-ethiopia-kenya/
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1 comments:
Thanks for sharing Akh. I really didnt know about this drought in Somalia and wouldnt know if you didn't blog this out :) You're like my newspaper. And btw, good luck journalist :D
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