Myanmar has been through violent conflict, displacement and economic plight since the military coup in February 2021. And after the earthquake wasted last week, the risk of gender-based violence and exploitation is now increasing.
Humanitarian assistance agencies have warned a team that there is special risk on girls who have to separated from their families or to be in the crowd shelter.
“After many carers are killed or injured, immediate effort is needed to identify children alone and separate children.”
The United Nations Empowerment and the UN Agency (UNFPA) for reproductive health are divided by this group of humanitarian agencies.
According to the news medium, the ceasefire was temporarily announced during the military leadership on April 2 to 22, so that emergency relief and rescue operations could be taken forward in the earthquake damaged areas.
Earlier, opposition parties, who fought against the military leadership, announced a ceasefire on behalf of them.
According to an estimate, it is estimated that about two million people will be infected with the earthquake. Before this disaster, one million people needed to assist from the humanitarian crisis in the country, where half the population is women and girls.
More than a million pregnant women are trapped in the rise of central Myanmar, of which more than 12,000 children will be born this month. Earthquakes have damaged health centers, roads and bridges, fertility has damaged support for healthcare and gender-based violence.
Instant action
The UN humanitarian assistance workers emphasized that women in the crisis-disadvantaged community should be taken along with their priorities, so that their priorities can be noticed.
Women and girls need safe shelter, clean water and enough food. Lock, light and private space arrangements are important in shelter sites. Also, they need to provide healthy products of toilets, bathrooms, prestigious kit and stru tumor.
The risk of gender-based violence can be reduced through adequate illumination of water centers and toilets.
These efforts are emphasized on the inclusion of female -leadership agencies, many of which are already ready to assist at the ground level.
People gathered outside the building that was broken in the mandley after the magnitude 7.7 in Myanmar.
Help the money
For emergency relief cases, UN general secretary Tom Flatcher has requested to provide more funds, including the intention to assist the humanitarian assistance campaign in Myanmar.
The United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) has already allocated a rupee. 5 million, however, in the absence of adequate funding, support efforts are being hampered.
Under the general secretary Flex, he said that he was in contact with the local administration, so that the international community would get a higher level of assistance. “We must have a way of constant, safe assistance. All parties must perform their duties to protect ordinary citizens.”
Meanwhile, the United Nations Office (UNOPS) for project services has operated $ 1.2 million for emergency conditions, which will be allocated to partners companies for cash, food assistance, shelter, water, cleanliness, removal of debris and health care services.