An earthquake of 6.3 magnitude hit Java island of Indonesia. Five hundred people has lost their lives. Now medical teams and emergency supplies from different countries began to arrive in the affected region. Canada has committed 2-millions dollars already as well as food and services.
Injured people and quake victims are gathered badly in the nearby hospitals in those regions. The affected people are urgently in the need of healthcare. The international health organizations have offered help by sending medical relief teams and emergency materials. The teams should be prepared to counter-act for any outbreak of any endemic in quake-affected areas.
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