Ecuador Earthquake Appeal – Plan International Ireland

Asmera

Asmera has just turned 2 and today is being treated for severe malnourishment at a Plan International-run emergency clinic.

Asmera’s mother Mirete explains “As the drought persisted, we have sold everything we had, including our cattle, to sustain our lives. It is not working.”

OROMIA

Oromia in southern Ethiopia used to be rich in agriculture. During any normal year, this would be harvest time. Now things have changed. There is no rain.

The result? Widespread malnutrition leading to stomach cramps, prolonged days of diarrhoea, dehydration and vomiting.

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Ecuador Earthquake Appeal
Plan International Responds

Hundreds have lost their lives, thousands injured and communities destroyed

EMERGENCY APPEAL!

The people of Ecuador have been left devastated by a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake. Over 230 people have lost their lives.

Over 230 people have lost their lives. Thousands have been injured, and communities have been shattered.

EMERGENCY APPEAL!

Over 230 people have lost their lives. Thousands have been injured, and communities have been shattered.

Things will get worse, unless we act now, and unless you act now.

The El Niño induced drought in Ethiopia is having a huge impact on the lives of children. Girls such as Mirte, 14, are having to do all they can to help their families make ends meet – such as becoming the family’s water carrier.

Asmera

Asmera has just turned 2 and today is being treated for severe malnourishment at a Plan International-run emergency clinic.

Asmera’s mother Mirete explains “As the drought persisted, we have sold everything we had, including our cattle, to sustain our lives. It is not working.”

OROMIA

Oromia in southern Ethiopia used to be rich in agriculture. During any normal year, this would be harvest time. Now things have changed. There is no rain.

The result? Widespread malnutrition leading to stomach cramps, prolonged days of diarrhoea, dehydration and vomiting.

Mitre

Twice a week, Mirte makes the journey down from her home in the mountains to the last remaining water source which lies at the bottom.

The journey is long, undertaken at night to avoid the midday heat and fraught with danger.

Croke Park Abseil 2020 - Register Interest

Croke Park Abseil 2020 - Register Interest

Ecuador Earthquake AppealPlan International Responds

Hundreds have lost their lives, thousands injured and communities destroyed

EMERGENCY APPEAL! The people of Ecuador have been left devastated by a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake. Over 230 people have lost their lives. Over 230 people have lost their lives. Thousands have been injured, and communities have been shattered.

EMERGENCY APPEAL!

Over 230 people have lost their lives. Thousands have been injured, and communities have been shattered.

Things will get worse, unless we act now, and unless you act now.

The El Niño induced drought in Ethiopia is having a huge impact on the lives of children. Girls such as Mirte, 14, are having to do all they can to help their families make ends meet – such as becoming the family’s water carrier.

Asmera

Asmera has just turned 2 and today is being treated for severe malnourishment at a Plan International-run emergency clinic. Asmera’s mother Mirete explains “As the drought persisted, we have sold everything we had, including our cattle, to sustain our lives. It is not working.”

OROMIA

Oromia in southern Ethiopia used to be rich in agriculture. During any normal year, this would be harvest time. Now things have changed. There is no rain. The result? Widespread malnutrition leading to stomach cramps, prolonged days of diarrhoea, dehydration and vomiting.

Mitre

Twice a week, Mirte makes the journey down from her home in the mountains to the last remaining water source which lies at the bottom. The journey is long, undertaken at night to avoid the midday heat and fraught with danger.

Ecuador Earthquake Appeal
Plan International Responds

EMERGENCY APPEAL!

The people of Ecuador have been left devastated by a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake. Over 230 people have lost their lives.

Over 230 people have lost their lives. Thousands have been injured, and communities have been shattered.

Asmera has just turned 2 and today is being treated for severe malnourishment at a Plan International-run emergency clinic.

Asmera’s mother Mirete explains “As the drought persisted, we have sold everything we had, including our cattle, to sustain our lives. It is not working.”

Oromia in southern Ethiopia used to be rich in agriculture. During any normal year, this would be harvest time. Now things have changed. There is no rain.

The result? Widespread malnutrition leading to stomach cramps, prolonged days of diarrhoea, dehydration and vomiting.

Twice a week, Mirte makes the journey down from her home in the mountains to the last remaining water source which lies at the bottom.

The journey is long, undertaken at night to avoid the midday heat and fraught with danger.