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SOMALIA: Turks teach Somalis how to make bread
January 11, 2012 · 6 Comments
The Turkish team would open a mobile kitchen to meet food need of 10,000 people a day, Lostar also said.
MOGADISHU — Turkish Red Crescent teaches Somali people how to make bread in a mobile bakery, head of the Turkish team said on Sunday.
Alpaslan Safak Lostar, the head of the delegation of Turkish Red Crescent to Somalia, said Somali people had been making bread in the bakery for 40 days.
“They make 10,000 bread a day,” Lostar told AA correspondent in an exclusive interview.
Lostar said the mobile bakery was cooking bread under hygienic conditions, and eight Somali people were working in the bakery and they were supervised by a Turkish cook.
The Turkish team would open a mobile kitchen to meet food need of 10,000 people a day, Lostar also said.
Turkish Red Crescent has been in Somalia for five months within the scope of a humanitarian aid campaign. 13,000 people are taking shelter in a tent-site comprised of 2,000 tents.
World Bulletin
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
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By Hassan Ali
Tags: bread, Famine, Somalia, Turkish Red Crescent
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What happened to reer hamar and their muufo? I guess they cant even make a bread after all.
It is shame that Somalia has descended to this level, because of nothing else but its hatred towards Somaliland. How can a country that can not even make its own bread claim to rule Somaliland?
The international community should look at this matter very deeply and hasten the recognition of Somaliland.
next Dalka Masar oo baraaya reer xamarka sida Musqusha loogu fadhiisto
loool
next sacuudigoo baraya hawiyaha sida caanaha loo liso
being a nerd is better then being a stateless,starving refugee like you and your family
Where is the Somali dignity? We have become the lowest of the lowest human beings!!! they have to be taught how to make bread like there children??? May Allah help us all!!!!