Local authorities have mobilized personnel, equipment and fuel for clearing and repairing roads. Humanitarian agencies, working in the area, are assisting the affected population by treating the injured and providing relief items. On 30 April, the UN resident coordinator in Dushanbe called for an inter-agency meeting to assess the humanitarian response. Agencies reported that food, blankets, clothing and medical support have been the priority requirements. MSF-H indicated that clean water is a pressing need in some areas.
Agencies are confident that medical requirements are met by their local stocks.
There might be a logistics problem if there will be the need to move large stocks of food and other relief items by road. It will be necessary to use helicopters to move essential supplies if further landslides occur, creating further damage to roads and bridges. WFP offered food for work to assist in infrastructure repairs. MSF-H and ICRC will provide additional assessment of damage of Konsomlobad area in the coming days. Following government reports, agencies have visited the district, focusing on Kulyab area.