Federally funded organizations in GBAO support disaster-hit population in Kulob

KHOROG, May 12, 2010, Asia-Plus  — Employees of the federally funded organizations in Gorno Badakhshan have decided to give up their one-day wages to support the disaster-hit residents of Kulob, deputy GBAO governor, Aziz Giyoyev, said in an interview with Asia-Plus. According to him, meetings of managers of local enterprises and organizations have decided to […]

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KHOROG, May 12, 2010, Asia-Plus  — Employees of the federally funded organizations in Gorno Badakhshan have decided to give up their one-day wages to support the disaster-hit residents of Kulob, deputy GBAO governor, Aziz Giyoyev, said in an interview with Asia-Plus.

According to him, meetings of managers of local enterprises and organizations have decided to transfer their one-day wages to the account, opened Tajikistan’s savings bank, Amonatbonk, to receive funds for the Kulob disaster relief efforts.

“According to the preliminary estimates, a total amount of one-day wages of the federally funded organizations operating in the region is more than 100,000 somoni,” Giyoyev said, adding that another assistance will also be provided to the disaster-hit people within the limits of the possible.  

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