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நோர்வே தமிழ் மருத்துவர்கள் வன்னிக்குச் செல்ல தயார்: நோர்வே மற்றும் ஐ.நா.விடம் கோரிக்கை

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வன்னியில் கொடிய போரினால் பாதிக்கப்பட்டு, அடிப்படை மருத்துவ வசதிகளின்றி அல்லற்படும் தமிழ் மக்களுக்கு உதவ மருத்துவக்குழு ஒன்றினை வன்னிக்கு அனுப்புவதற்கு தயாராக உள்ளதாக நோர்வே தமிழ் சுகாதார அமைப்பு தெரிவித்துள்ளது.

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அவுஸ்திரெலியா மருத்துவர்களும் தயார்.

Tamil diaspora doctors prepared to enter Vanni, demand access

[TamilNet, Wednesday, 18 February 2009, 15:13 GMT]

Doctors organised in charity and aid organisations in Australia and Norway have urged their foreign ministries, United Nations Secretary General and the ICRC to secure urgent permission from Sri Lankan authorities to facilitate safe passage of their convoy of doctors and medical supplies. Dr. V. Manomohan, the president of Australian Medical Aid Foundation (AMAF) and Dr. T. Sivakanesan, the coordinator of Norwegian Tamils Health Organistaion (NTHO) said Wednesday that their organisations that have rendered medical aid for a long time, especially in the aftermath of Tsunami, have the necessary skills, manpower and resources to engage immediately in the medical aid, given that a safe passage is provided to their medical units.

The convoy of Australian doctors was prepared to take medicines and equipment for emergency medical treatment that is vital for the care of the civilians in the region.

Meanwhile, Dr. Sivakanesan of the NTHO said it had a medical unit comprising 20 personnel, including doctors and other health professionals, for immediate departure provided a safe passage to reach the civilian area where only 6 doctors are struggling to cope with the humanitarian crises.

The Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-Moon, Mr. Stephen Smith MP, the Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) have been requested to secure urgent permission from Sri Lankan authorities to facilitate the safe passage of the convoy of doctors and medical supplies, according to Dr. Manomohan.

Hundreds of wounded civilians are struggling for their lives without medicines as Colombo has refused transportation of medical supplies since December 2008.

The decision by diaspora medical experts comes after Sri Lankan Director General of Health services, Dr. Alit Mendes, confirmed to the BBC on 11 February 2009 that the Sri Lankan Ministry of Health had issued orders to doctors and other health staff to leave Mullaiththeevu district immediately. This order comes despite repeated reports by the ICRC and the UN claiming their local health staff in the conflict zone are overwhelmed and desperate medicines and medical assistance are required in the region.

"When civilians are desperate for help and when the government of a country denies the basic of medical and aid relief to its people, it is the moral responsibility of the international community, especially those in the health profession to fill in the void," said Dr. V. Manomohan.

http://www.tamilnet.com/art.html?catid=13&artid=28454

மருத்துவர்களின் முடிவுகள் போற்றத்தக்கது. ஆனால் அரக்கத்தனமாக ஆட்சி செய்யும் சிறிலங்காவும் அதற்குத் துணைபோகும் உலக நாடுகளும் இதற்கு அனுமதிக்குமா?

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நல்ல உணர்வுள்ள சிறந்த முடிவு.எம் மக்களுக்கு நாம் தான் உதவ வேண்டும் ஆனாலும் அதற்கும் பல தடைகளை தாண்டவேண்டும்.

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