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This weekend (30 and 31 January 2010) the association ANPIL take part in the event "Days of Volunteering in Milan at the Palazzo delle Stelline (Corso Magenta 61). A great event organized to raise awareness of charities in Milan to the public and each other to create new friendships and collaborations. This event will
all'ANPIL to welcome new members and raise awareness of their mission, especially in this time of emergency in Haiti.
this is the link of the event: "The days of voluntary "

ANPIL We invite all friends and all those who still do not know the association to come and visit us, then you can talk with our volunteers and meet us! see you soon!

Volunteers ANPIL http://anpil.blogspot.com or http://www.anpil.org

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" I just received alarming news from Port de Paix:

The survivors of the earthquake and the inhabitants of Port au Prince are pouring in all the towns of Haiti, including these Port de Paix .

in Port de Paix, the mayor told residents to take stock of rice and coal in view of these arrivals.

The price of rice has quadrupled.

The food is getting scarce in the market and warehouses.

who had made money in cash hoarding food, while those who had in the bank is not able to pick up as banks, even if they have been damaged by the earthquake, are closed because they depend on those destroyed or closed in the capital.

Until very recently (1 or 2 years) customs decentralized cities like Port de Paix, Cap Haitien, Gonaives could receive food and goods by ships coming directly from Miami and to put the products (including all food Bnei ) to the northern city.

To combat smuggling, the Haitian government has required that all goods passes to Port au Prince, close direct contacts with other cities abroad.

Now that Port au Prince is paralyzed and can not send trucks that deliver goods and food in the rest of the country is expected within a few days a state of emergency throughout the country.

International aid intended (correctly) only to the capital.

In addition since there is no control looting in the city are likely not affected by the earthquake.

absolutely must do this very crucial issue to the Haitian authorities and international.

An immediate solution would be to reopen these customs so that international aid and commercial traffic can get across the country. "

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Meeting: Updates

today was held a working meeting all'Anpil, by several members, volunteers and collaborators.

E 'was drawn up an action plan for the next few days to help out due to the earthquake in Haiti. Division of tasks to different managers, also soon publish here on the blog what are the basic needs first and needs to be met in order to bring immediate help and relief to earthquake victims, paying particular attention to those who are most needy and vulnerable before the disaster: children.

advance the organization that are in place various events and initiatives to raise funds at the schools in the city of Milan, but also nationally and internationally, thanks to the many friends who are encouraging us not only with their messages, but have already made available their knowhow, and aibilità their knowledge and their resources. Thanks!

We also have been carried further updates on the site ANPIL ( www.anpil.org ) We invite you to follow. In particular, we published the letter fr.Bernard Collignon ( letter read ), which is currently in Port au Prince and that he lived and is living in the first person these early days of the tragedy. His testimony helps us to really understand the scenario of Haiti at this time.

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Dear,

Some good news.

Br Herman knew that in Port au Prince, is instead in Port de Paix, safe and sound.

The sisters Majorie and Linda, who instead wanted the case to Port au Prince for a conference in the days of the earthquake have survived and managed to return to Port de Paix.

I am attaching the mail that have allowed us to receive this good news.

Still no news Mardoché, Wilfrid, Manuel, Cristina, and countless other Haitian friends who always help us in our support activities and brothers who live in Port au Prince. We hope soon to receive some of their communication.

With regard to initiatives related to the emergency ANPIL HAITI, we are planning a series of short and medium term.

Currently you're already on a fund-raising (see awww.anpil.org site) that will be 'officially' with a statement in the middle of next week in conjunction with response activities that we intend to promote.

Volunteers ANPIL http://anpil.blogspot.com or http://www.anpil.org