IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation
0
Donate
Follow
EN
TRY
Close
  • Who are we
  • What we do
  • What can you do
  • Login
IHH extends hand to Chile
The IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivered two trailer load of relief supplies to the people affected in the Chile earthquake. IHH aid workers distributed emergency relief materials such as food
SouthAmerica, Chile 27.03.2010

Chile was hit on 27 February 2010 by an 8.8 magnitude earthquake, one of the strongest in the country’s history. The earthquake and subsequent tsunami killed more than 800 people and left thousands homeless.

In addition to carrying on relief works in the quake-hit Haiti, the IHH extended a hand to Chile to help the country recover from the destruction caused by the earthquake. Two trailers laden with emergency relief supplies were taken to the city of Concepcion. The affected families who were given foodstuff, water, diapers, etc thanked the benevolent Turkish people for extending their help.

Related news
See all
IHH launched an aid campaign after the flood in Bosnia
IHH launched an aid campaign after the flood in Bosnia
Due to the heavy rains that have been continuing for a week in Bosnia-Herzegovina, a flood disaster occurred in the Bihac region. Many houses, workplaces and agricultural lands were submerged in the flood. IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivered food and hygiene packages to 165 families affected by the flood with the emergency aid relief it started.
26.05.2023
Humanitarian aid from IHH to the people of Sudan who migrated to Chad
Humanitarian aid from IHH to the people of Sudan who migrated to Chad
The clashes between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (SSF) in Sudan have been going on since April 15. During the civil war process, in which 550 people lost their lives and nearly 5,000 were injured, more than 700,000 Sudanese migrated to different places. IHH, which provides emergency aid to civilians in the country, distributed hot meals and food parcels to people of Sudan who migrated to the border country of Chad.
10.05.2023
IHH continues relief efforts with 5,943 people
IHH continues relief efforts with 5,943 people
The IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation is carrying out activities in earthquake zones with 5,943 search and rescue workers and aid volunteers. While the IHH Search and Rescue Teams pulled 3,028 deceased and injured people from the rubble, emergency aid volunteers delivered support to hundreds of thousands of people in many different areas.
21.02.2023