Refugee: Instructions for assisting Diavata

Refugee: Instructions for assisting Diavata

Appeal to those who wish to provide basic necessities for the refugees to provide the relevant municipalities or their military station of the Third Army Corps addressed the representative of the Interior Ministry, temporarily in charge of the Centre for Migration Refugees in Diavata, Sakis Papathemelis.

He, in his statements to ANA-MPA, emphasizes volunteering in the world and underlines the tremendous assistance from municipalities and associations related initiatives.

 

However, it points out that the species can not be concentrated in the Centre Relocation Diavaton facilities there as there are large storage capacities. For this reason, emphasizes the need to meet the world's call to collect food and relief items to the municipalities (that then transported to the warehouse 9 port) or in the military station of the Third Army Corps, which makes an organization and classification.

For the better, after all, and more coordinated aid concentration publishes list of products (bulk and packaged) which are necessary to meet the food needs of refugees, the rations of the army.

This list includes, packed Arabic bread, pasta, beans, rice, potatoes, cans cheese, tomatoes, cucumbers, bread only in individual portions, fruit (apples, bananas, pears), life milk, sauce for spaghetti, croissants, sandwiches ( not containing meat), juices, nuts in packages of two, canned tuna, stuffed packaged, disposable cups and packaging for food.

As regards products frozen or fresh, it clarified that the delivery will be done the same day because of the sensitivity of the product.

The only products that fall into this category is the chicken into four pieces (breast and thigh), frozen fish fillet and cheese in bowl - triangle.

In this context, it is stated that instead offers individuals to species such as bread and sandwich more useful is the massive supply of these types of ovens and even a number that meets the needs of the Centre-fed (stably estimated two thousand people).

Disclosed that besides the municipalities have announced the merger of relief items, these species are concentrated in the military station of Corps C which runs every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8 am to 2 pm and from 5 to 8 pm and Saturday from 8 am to 2 pm.

The entrance to the military station is on the side of Gregorios Lambrakis street and further information to interested parties at 2310 894 480.

Also the Relocation Diavaton Center publishes list of items needed for use by unaccompanied children.

The list includes bags for the collection of children's things, books to create a library (which, however, will be the following Arabic language, Farsi, Urdu, any Kurdish dialect and in plain English), magazines with various themes (for example of nature, hobbies, sports, vehicles), balls (basketball, football and volleyball), small football homes to create two small courts, two Play Station consoles will be linked to televisions.

 

Also, two table tennis net is several rackets and balls, table football, DVD player devices, DVD movies that are suitable for children and have subtitles in Arabic, Farsi, Urdu and Kurdish dialects, yarn and hanks in bright colors creating distinctive bracelets for children, colored paper A4 and language learning material, mostly English and German. Useful items requested are also maps world or European for the walls, two clothes dryers, potted plants, decorations and posters for the walls.

The items for infants and young children and voluntary help in the management of children's free time will be coordinated by the Deputy Mayor for Social Policy of the Municipality of Thessaloniki.