Kurdistan monitors materials “not suitable for human consumption” and fuel that causes fires in disp

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[size=52]Kurdistan monitors materials “not suitable for human consumption” and fuel that causes fires in displacement camps..[/size]

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02-06-2024
Today, Tuesday, the Kurdistan Regional Government accused the Federal Ministry of Immigration of supplying the camps for the displaced with “damaged and unfit” food and detergents for human use, noting at the same time that the white oil supplied to the camps causes many fires and diseases, while confirming that the ministry’s response On her requests to change these articles, the text was “this is what exists.”[/size]
[size=45]The Director of Information and Relations at the Crisis Coordination Center at the Ministry of the Region’s Interior, Ali Saeed, told Shafaq News Agency, “With deep regret, the Federal Ministry of Migration and Displacement, in violation of all human rights principles, sent expired food supplies, unfit for human use, and rotten to the camps in the Kurdistan Region, which are not “This is the first time the ministry has done this.”[/size]
[size=45]He added, "The Kurdistan Regional Government seized these materials by its committees responsible for managing the camps and sent them to laboratories. We found that most of the materials are not suitable for human use, and some of them have become rotten as a result of poor storage within the warehouses of the Federal Ministry of Immigration."[/size]
[size=45]Saeed continued, “The Ministry of Immigration sent several tankers of white oil, and after examining it, we found that it contains large percentages of carcinogenic sulfur, which causes several diseases, in addition to causing fires,” noting that “the regional government demanded that these materials be replaced, but the Federal Ministry of Immigration You informed us that this exists, whether you like it or not.”[/size]
[size=45]Regarding the baskets containing detergents and sterilizers, Saeed explained, “The Ministry of Immigration recently sent 4,000 baskets of detergents to the camps of the Zakho Independent Administration, and it was found after laboratory examination that 8 out of 12 materials inside these baskets are unfit for human use and have expired.”[/size]
[size=45]For her part, the spokesman for the Kurdistan Democratic Party bloc in the Iraqi Parliament, Vian Dakhil, said that she visited the Sharia camp to see the “tiresome” conditions that the displaced have been living in for nearly ten years.[/size]
[size=45]She stated, in a brief statement received by Shafaq News Agency, that she had submitted a report to Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani about the unsuitable food and sanitary supplies and the contaminated gas that was distributed to the displaced by the Ministry of Immigration and Displacement.[/size]
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