Winter tents for the tent cities of IHH in Pakistan and Kashmir are not adequate.

Winter weather in Kashmir can be very cold and as we attempt to solve the problem. In the tent city capital Muzafferabat by replacing their old tents, set up immediately after the earthquake, with tents designed for the winter.  IHH teams will finish their work in a few days and have already enlarged the medical tent to meet an unusually demand from a people suffering from shcok and the cold-.
Our teams said that the operating room, obstetrics and gynecology unit and laboratory units will be ready by December 15.  But for the students in the camp city, a tent remains their school.
Our experts say no housing or structures of any kind survived in the the earthquake.  The victims of the quake will have to live in the tents until the permanent housing is ready.

Materials for winter, blankets, clothes, shoes were distributed to 18 villages and 6 camps in Kashmir where the earthquake hit.

As a result of the winter conditions getting heavier, in the capital Muzafferabad, distributions are arranged for winter.
Materials for winter were distributed to IHH camp, where a regular relief work is done, and to 6 different earthquake victims’ camps.  Moreover, blankets, winter clothes and shoes were distributed to 18 villages affected badly from the earthquake.
IHH distributed metal sheet roofing and materials to 1,000 families for the repair their roofs for those houses that suffered less damaged.