The Afghan girl looks at the ruins of her house, destroyed by an earthquake. Afghanistan: long -term consequences of earthquakes for women and girls Humanitarian assistance women & nbsp; and girls injured & nbsp; from a destructive earthquake in Afghanistan, additional & nbsp; support & nbsp; from the international community. This was stated on Friday in the structure of the “UN-female”. “Although the shocks are mostly ended, without & nbsp; providing a woman’s urgent assistance in the affected areas will encounter & nbsp; with a long-term crisis”, & nbsp;-& nbsp; said Susan Fergyuson, a special representative Afghanistan. work of rescuers ~ 60 > 62 ~ according to Ferguson, one of the rescuers, whose work supported the agency, told how it had to be removed along the mountain slopes, how to get along the mountain slopes, “Evasion of falling stones every time there was a repeated impetus.” Another woman who joined the rescue groups with the support of the organization noted that residents of the injured areas & nbsp; there was no other way to ask for help, because they are forbidden to talk with men. ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >Rescuers had to overcome distances over an extremely complex area – often on foot – & NBSP; to get to the most remote communities in the Kunar province. At least 2,200 people were killed, when houses built on steep slopes collapsed at midnight on August 31. ~ 60 > large -scale losses ~ 60 >~ 60 > according to the results of their & nbsp; meetings with women, temporarily temporarily Kunar, Ferguson, living in tents in the central part of the province of Kunar, noted that they will soon need more reliable housing, since the air temperature begins to decline. 62 ~~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62“These women left their village in the middle of the night when an earthquake occurred, having passed several hours to find a temporary shelter, & nbsp; – & nbsp; she said. – They told us about & nbsp; which they do not know about the fate of their loved ones, many of which are all & nbsp; still & nbsp; are under the rubble. They lost their homes, lost their livelihood and sources & nbsp; income. As one of the women said: “Now we have nothing”. role of women in humanitarian efforts 60 > humanitarian measures after the disaster are complicated by the prohibition de facto, which entered into & nbsp; within the force of 5 can be 5 September, for the work of Afghan women and contractors in UN offices in Kabul. ~ 60 > “Nevertheless, employees and women involved in humanitarian response, all & nbsp; still & nbsp; can work in areas that suffered from suffering from Earthquakes. And this is really extremely important, which, by the way, is recognized as the de facto by the authorities themselves, ”explained the representative of the structure & nbsp;“ UN-woman ”. > read Also: night when the mountains are shuddered: the history of the doctor at the forefront in Afghanistan ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62Women and girls amounted to more than half of the dead and wounded as a result of the disaster. They also amount to 60 percent among missing. Many survivors continue to live in tents or in open air. priorities of help ~ 60 > priority for humanitarian institutions remains Medical & nbsp; assistance & nbsp; victims, including the search for a sufficient number of women who can provide services to local residents. According to Ferguson, in some areas, due to cultural norms, women did not want men to touch them, and men, in turn, did not want to touch women during rescue work. 60 > destruction of the basic infrastructure increased the threat of violence: women and girls & nbsp; go & nbsp; in search of a toilet or water, at the risk of attacks and undermining on mines. ~ ~ 60 > “In everyday life, in this cultural context, these women are already faced with a severe daily struggle for survival in attempts to support their own Families, & nbsp; – & nbsp; Ferguson emphasized. – Now, in the conditions of chaos after the earthquake, it & nbsp; it will become even more difficult to feed their children and find a safe place for living. “~ 60 > ~ ~ 60 > according to satellite data analyzed by the UN Development Program (UNDP), it is still necessary to remove more than 649 thousand tons fragments & nbsp; – for the export of such a volume of garbage, it is necessary & nbsp; 40.5 thousand trucks. & nbsp; according to estimates, at least 23 thousand people were forced to leave their homes.