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From: "Babrak Osman" <germancano@pollo-fiesta.com>
To: <ghani@jack.ngo>
Subject: Message has been disinfected :RE: Invitation for Kunduz COVID-19 Coordination Meeting on Thursday 23 July 2020 at 10:00 AM via MS Teams.
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2020 16:46:05 +0430
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Babrak Osman
babrak@un.org

Dear Dr. Sahib,

Thanks for the correction – I will amend changes appropriately.

Best regards,

Babrak Osman

Humanitarian Affairs Officer – Kunduz (North-Eastern Region)

United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA)

Mobile: +93793001185

Email:

<mailto:babrak@un.org> babrak@un.org

<https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/afghanistan> 
https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/afghanistan

OCHA - Coordination Saves Lives

From: Abdul Naseer Amin [mailto:anamin@uniceforg]

Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2020 9:24 AM

To: Babrak Osman <babrak@un.org>; ahmad@jack.ngo; ahmadiab@whoint; 
'Shafiqullah IMRAN' <shafiqullah.imran@acted.org>; Mohammad Zahir Fazil 
[UNICEF] <mzfazil@unicef.org>; Dawood Salimi [UNHCR] <salimi@unhcr.org>; 
Hayatullah Sobman [UNHCR] <SOBMAN@unhcr.org>;

Abdul Raziq [WFP] <abdul.raziq@wfp.org>; ghani@jack.ngo; saqib@jack.af; 
Sayed Malook Ahmadi [UNHCR] <ahmadi@unhcr.org>; zahid@dacaar.org; 
mohammad.zareef@nrc.no; 'Khalid NOORZAD' <khalid.noorzad@wfp.org>; 'M Yosuf 
Mohmand' <north.fc@dacaar.org>; Rahmatullah

Niazmal [UNICEF] <rniazmal@unicef.org>; tahir.rozzi@gmail.com; 'Gholam 
Sakhi Rasoly' <gholamsakhy.rasoly.1986@gmail.com>; eng.karimi786@gmail.com; 
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takal@jack.ngo; 'Sardar Wali Takal' <takal@jack.af>; hadi@jack.ngo; 
shirzada.haseeb@jack.ngo

Cc: Huliro Alexis Bisanukuli <bisanukuli@un.org>; Shahim Taher 
<shahimt@un.org>; Ahmad Reshad Ahmadzai <ahmadzai2@un.org>

Subject: RE: Invitation for Kunduz COVID-19 Coordination Meeting on Thursday 
23 July 2020 at 10:00 AM via MS Teams.

Dear Osman saheb

Many thanks, you may kindly correct 120 CPAN by 8 CPAN ( 1 provincial and 7 
district CPANs) in Kunduz.

Kind regards.

From: Babrak Osman <babrak@un.org <mailto:babrak@un.org> >

Sent: Saturday, July 25, 2020 12:01 PM

To: ahmad@jack.ngo <mailto:ahmad@jack.ngo> ;  <mailto:ahmadiab@who.int>

ahmadiab@who.int; 'Shafiqullah IMRAN' <shafiqullah.imran@acted.org 
<mailto:shafiqullahimran@acted.org> >; Mohammad Zahir Fazil 
<mzfazil@unicef.org <mailto:mzfazil@unicef.org> >; Abdul Naseer Amin 
<anamin@unicef.org <mailto:anamin@unicef.org> >;

Dawood Salimi [UNHCR] <salimi@unhcrorg <mailto:salimi@unhcr.org> >; 
Hayatullah Sobman [UNHCR] <SOBMAN@unhcr.org <mailto:SOBMAN@unhcr.org> >; 
Abdul Raziq [WFP] <abdul.raziq@wfp.org <mailto:abdul.raziq@wfp.org> >;

ghani@jack.ngo <mailto:ghani@jack.ngo> ;  <mailto:saqib@jack.af>

saqib@jack.af; Sayed Malook Ahmadi [UNHCR] <ahmadi@unhcr.org 
<mailto:ahmadi@unhcr.org> >;

zahid@dacaar.org <mailto:zahid@dacaar.org> ; 
<mailto:mohammad.zareef@nrc.no>

mohammad.zareef@nrc.no; 'Khalid NOORZAD' <khalid.noorzad@wfp.org 
<mailto:khalid.noorzad@wfp.org> >; 'M Yosuf Mohmand' <north.fc@dacaar.org 
<mailto:north.fc@dacaar.org> >; Rahmatullah Niazmal <rniazmal@unicef.org 
<mailto:rniazmal@unicef.org> >;

tahir.rozzi@gmail.com <mailto:tahir.rozzi@gmail.com> ; 'Gholam Sakhi Rasoly' 
<gholamsakhy.rasoly.1986@gmail.com 
<mailto:gholamsakhy.rasoly.1986@gmail.com> >;

eng.karimi786@gmail.com <mailto:eng.karimi786@gmail.com> ; 
<mailto:mohsen.hassanyar@yahoo.com>

mohsen.hassanyar@yahoo.com; dews.kunduz55@gmail.com 
<mailto:dews.kunduz55@gmail.com> ;

ifazli2425@gmail.com <mailto:ifazli2425@gmail.com> ; 
<mailto:dr.safar@jack.ngo>

dr.safar@jack.ngo; nooromari@jackngo <mailto:nooromari@jack.ngo> ;

takal@jack.ngo <mailto:takal@jack.ngo> ; 'Sardar Wali Takal' <takal@jack.af 
<mailto:takal@jack.af> >;

hadi@jack.ngo <mailto:hadi@jack.ngo> ;  <mailto:shirzada.haseeb@jack.ngo>

shirzada.haseeb@jack.ngo

Cc: Huliro Alexis Bisanukuli <bisanukuli@un.org <mailto:bisanukuli@un.org> 
 >; Shahim Taher <shahimt@un.org <mailto:shahimt@un.org> >; Ahmad Reshad 
Ahmadzai <ahmadzai2@un.org <mailto:ahmadzai2@un.org> >

Subject: RE: Invitation for Kunduz COVID-19 Coordination Meeting on Thursday 
23 July 2020 at 10:00 AM via MS Teams.

Dear colleagues,

Please find bellow the summary note with a slight change highlighted in red 
color.

Best regards,

Babrak Osman

Humanitarian Affairs Officer – Kunduz (North-Eastern Region)

United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA)

Mobile: +93793001185

Email:

<mailto:babrak@un.org> babrak@un.org

<https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/afghanistan> 
https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/afghanistan

OCHA - Coordination Saves Lives

_____________________________________________

From: Babrak Osman

Sent: Saturday, July 25, 2020 10:32 AM

To: ahmad@jack.ngo <mailto:ahmad@jack.ngo> ;  <mailto:ahmadiab@who.int>

ahmadiab@who.int; 'Shafiqullah IMRAN' <shafiqullah.imran@acted.org 
<mailto:shafiqullahimran@acted.org> >; Mohammad Zahir Fazil [UNICEF]; Abdul 
Naseer Amin [UNICEF]; Dawood Salimi [UNHCR]; Hayatullah Sobman [UNHCR]; 
Abdul Raziq [WFP];

ghani@jack.ngo <mailto:ghani@jack.ngo> ;  <mailto:saqib@jack.af>

saqib@jack.af; Sayed Malook Ahmadi [UNHCR];  <mailto:zahid@dacaar.org>

zahid@dacaar.org; mohammad.zareef@nrc.no <mailto:mohammad.zareef@nrc.no> ; 
'Khalid NOORZAD' <khalid.noorzad@wfp.org <mailto:khalid.noorzad@wfp.org> >; 
'M Yosuf Mohmand' <north.fc@dacaar.org <mailto:north.fc@dacaar.org> >;

Rahmatullah Niazmal [UNICEF]; tahir.rozzi@gmail.com 
<mailto:tahir.rozzi@gmail.com> ; 'Gholam Sakhi Rasoly' 
<gholamsakhy.rasoly.1986@gmail.com 
<mailto:gholamsakhy.rasoly.1986@gmail.com> >;

eng.karimi786@gmail.com <mailto:eng.karimi786@gmail.com> ; 
<mailto:mohsen.hassanyar@yahoo.com>

mohsen.hassanyar@yahoo.com; dews.kunduz55@gmail.com 
<mailto:dews.kunduz55@gmail.com> ;

ifazli2425@gmail.com <mailto:ifazli2425@gmail.com> ; 
<mailto:dr.safar@jack.ngo>

dr.safar@jack.ngo; nooromari@jackngo <mailto:nooromari@jack.ngo> ;

takal@jack.ngo <mailto:takal@jack.ngo> ; 'Sardar Wali Takal' <takal@jack.af 
<mailto:takal@jack.af> >;

hadi@jack.ngo <mailto:hadi@jack.ngo> ;  <mailto:shirzada.haseeb@jack.ngo>

shirzada.haseeb@jack.ngo

Subject: RE: Invitation for Kunduz COVID-19 Coordination Meeting on Thursday 
23 July 2020 at 10:00 AM via MS Teams.

Dear all,

Thanks very much for your active and meaningful participation in the Kunduz 
COVID-19 coordination meeting. I am sharing bellow a summary note and the 
main takeaways of the meeting for your kind review and

action.

Meeting title: Kunduz Covid-19 Coordination Meeting

Date & time: 23 July 2020 @ (10:00 – 12:00 hrs)

Venue: Virtual meeting via MS Teams

Participants:

Dr. Hasanyar from DoPH

Mr. Sobman, Mr. Sayed Malook from UNHCR,

Mr. Zahid from DACAAR

Dr. Ahmad Noor and Dr. Safar from JACK,

Mr. Taher Rozi director of DoEC,

Mr. Ayubi from WFP,

Dr. Niazmal and Dr. Amin from UNICEF,

Mr. Rasooly director of DoRR

Mr. Karimi director of ANDMA

Mr. Zareef from NRC

Mr. Babrak Osman from OCHA

The meeting started with a short introduction of participants then DoPH 
shared a brief report on the overall situation of COVID-19 in Kunduz and 
stated that the virus curve indicates a significant reduction

in the number of positive cases registered in July compared to June however 
DoPH and COVID-19 hospitals does not represent the real figures and it is 
likely that many cases remain under reported particularly across the rural 
areas where due to limited capacity

of test as well as the people reluctance to report themselves to health 
centers for test and treatment. He added that the standard PER machine and 
other equipment required for lab-test have reached Kunduz and hopefully the 
center will be functioning next week.

Then clusters shared updates of each cluster in response to COVID-19 as 
follows:

HEALTH (By JACK as co-lead):

20 frontline health care workers received COVID-19 training on case 
identification, case management and case referral system aimed to equip them 
with new skills and knowledge

enable them to track and report and manage COVID-19 cases in a professional 
manner.

15 prisoners in Kunduz jail provided orientation on how to disinfect the 
prison regularly to prevent the spread of the coronavirus inside the prison.

JACK provincial office in Kunduz managed to share the COVID-19 response 
daily report with MoPH and other stakeholders that was highly acknowledged 
and appreciated by MoPH in

Kabul.

PROTECTION (By UNHCR):

Accumulatively, 14600 people have received awareness messages on how to 
prevent the spread of COVID-19 virus in their communities by exercising new 
personal hygiene practices.

382 persons with specific needs (PSN) received hygiene kits and dignity kits 
in Kunduz.

WASH (By UNICEF):

Community sensitization program containing  COVID-19 informative messages 
have been broadcasting through local TVs and radios enhancing the awareness 
and vigilance of people

on how to prevent the transmission of the virus among communities through 
applying personal hygiene measures.

DACAAR delivered hygiene kits and conducted the same number orientation 
sessions to 495 most vulnerable and IDPs families aiming to contain the 
spread of the virus among conflict

affected communities.

100 handwashing facilities have been installed in the homes of IDPs and poor 
families each has a capacity of 20 liter water and moreover, 20 handwashing 
facilities each has

a capacity of 50 liter have been installed in crowded public places by WASH 
partners (UNHCR, DACAAR and ACTED).

ES/NFIs (By UNHCR):

ES/NFIs partners in Kunduz have replenished their contingency stockpiles 
with 5613 NFIs commodities  and 1174 tents that are available to be used 
during emergencies.

ES/NFIs cluster submitted a request to Kabul for preposition of 9552 ES/NFI 
commodities as winterization plan for 2020.

FSAC (By WFP):

1823 the most vulnerable  and food insecure families will be receiving food 
assistance under CBT (Cash Based Transfer). The scoping survey of the 
mentioned families have been

completed and the distribution will be started next week. In addition, 1283 
poor families also receiving cash assistance equivalent to two months foods 
under unconditional seasonal support.

NUTRITION (By UNICEF):

Nutrition foods and medicines are regularly supplied to all health 
facilities in Kunduz in order to minimize the risk of coronavirus 
transmission among the  children and lactating

mothers.

Nutritional councilors were trained under community mobilization program 
providing counseling support and encourage people in communities  to refer 
to the health facilities

to receive testing and treatment services. In addition, 120 CPAN were also 
trained to carry out sensitization activities across the communities of 
Kunduz.

A concise presentation given by JACK on the two new projects rolled out  in 
Kunduz to support the emergency response to COVID-19.

On the subject of COVID-19 response in the areas contested/ controlled by 
NSAGs, JACK reported that 6 RRT (Rapid Response Teams) are active and have 
full access to those districts and areas that are territorially

controlled by NSAG/TB. The surveillance teams  are allowed to screening 
peoples for COVID-19, taking samples of suspected persons, contact tracing 
and transporting the patients to COVID-19 hospital. Even the teams can take 
photos and record a video and there

is no any restriction.

Action points:

WFP to follow up the issue of crowding during the scoping survey with their 
team in Kunduz to adhere more precautionary measure such as social 
distancing and providing hygiene

facilities in the survey and distribution sites to avoid the spread of the 
COVID-19 virus.

All clusters to share their update with UNHCR and OCHA on a weekly basis 
where UNHCR is required to prepare and share a consolidated report with 
Kabul.

Given that the Ministry of Education has announced to reopen the schools on 
5th of August

2020, all clusters and individual organizations are mandated to share their 
preparedness plans for how to support the prevention of COVID-19 virus among 
the students and teachers in the schools – in particular, those 
organizations that implementing emergency

education program.

All health organizations to share their weekly update in response to 
COVID-19 with WHO and JACK as lead and co-lead of HEALTH cluster where they 
will consolidate and share

a single report with OCHA.

Please kindly review and share any points that I may have  omitted or 
miscoded.

Best wishes,

Osman

Babrak Osman

Humanitarian Affairs Officer – Kunduz (North-Eastern Region)

United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA)

Mobile: +93793001185

Email:

<mailto:babrak@un.org> babrak@un.org

<https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/afghanistan> 
https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/afghanistan

OCHA - Coordination Saves Lives

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From: Babrak Osman

Sent: Monday, July 20, 2020 12:45 PM