Aid has been sent to those affected by the conflict

A column of trucks, with assistance from the government of Tajikistan, has reached the border areas of the Sughd region.

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On September 22, the press service of the chairman of the Sughd region reported that “a convoy of 45 heavy-duty trucks with food, fuel, and construction materials arrived in the Sughd region from Dushanbe with financial assistance from the government of Tajikistan. The convoy has now reached Isfara.”

According to the source, as part of the aid, the government sent 500 tons of cement, 220 m3 of boards, 5,000 pieces of slate, 1,500 sq.m of plywood and drywall, 5 tons of nails, 500 sq.m of glass, 250 tons of coal, 60 tons of flour, 10 tons of oil, 15 tons of rice, and 25 tons of sugar.

The administration of the Sughd region reports that these resources will be distributed to those affected by the conflicts at the border, families of deceased servicemen, and local residents in the jamoats of Chorkukh, Lakkon, Chilgazi, Kul kand, Zumrad, Surkh, Vorukh in the city of Isfara, and the jamoats of Ovchi-Kalacha and Khistevarz in the Bobojon Gafurov district.

It was also previously reported that the population, entrepreneurs, and local authorities in the region have begun collecting aid for the affected, and the collection of funds and material assistance continues to this day.