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When the earthquake marks two months in Haiti, medical needs remain enormous, and the living conditions of the extremely poor, warning the humanitarian organization Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) which Melodic Lambel Association presented a check in the amount of 5247.38 euros, collected in the Festival Macro "Help Haiti", held in San Pedro del Pinatar.
"Thanks to the initiative of associations coordinated by Lambel pinatarenses This good result shows that the institutional structure of the village takes the initiative not only in municipal affairs," said the mayor, José García Ruiz was "very proud and that the efforts of the government team to promote the participation and partnership is bearing fruit.
The associations you are the driving society, life and the development of a people. "
Gustavo Ruiz, representative of the Melodic Lambel Cultural Association, welcomed the cooperation of the Department of Citizenship and Celebrations and the participation of associations of the municipality, "neighborhood associations in Lo Pagan, El Mojon and Villananitos, which had already raised 2,000 euros in a charitable bingo, the Housewives Association, ADAPT, Human Rights Association of Spain, Breaking Borders Intercultural Association and to all artists and singers who entertained a weekend of solidarity activities, volunteers, private companies and all those who selflessly worked and supported this initiative to help Haiti. "
Gustavo symbolic heel gave the proceeds to Vicente Moros, a representative of Doctors Without Borders in Valencia and Murcia, who confessed to being "moved by so many acts of generosity.
MSF is committed to Haiti 19 years ago when the quake hit and we react from the first moment we were there.
Due to the type of construction in addition to the dead, the earthquake left many injured so we had to enable many surgeries, many hospitals, do many surgeries and only because we receive these funds through joint initiatives such as San Pedro del Pinatar, we have funded not only the emergence, also projects planned for the next two years. "
Although the acute emergency phase has ended, the country remains in a critical phase, with thousands of patients requiring postoperative care and psychological care.
In addition, hundreds of thousands of people live in overcrowded camps in very difficult conditions which are worsening with the onset of rains.
"Since MSF hope to use these funds as efficiently as possible.
Our commitment and our obligation is to inform you of what we do with your money, we like to be transparent, "said Moors.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Pedro del Pinatar
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