EMERGENCY UPDATE
Warmth in Freezing Nights: Winterization Kits Reached 400 Families
Oct 2, 2026•3 min read•By Disaster Emergency Unit
“When temperatures plummeted to -8°C, our emergency response convoys delivered high-grade thermal blankets, stoves, and weather-resistant tarpaulins.”
Winter in high-altitude refugee settlements brings bitter cold and life-threatening hypothermia, particularly for infants and the elderly living in flimsy canvas shelters.
Over a four-day emergency deployment, REHMAT GLOBAL convoys navigated snow-blocked passes to deliver 400 comprehensive winterization survival packages. Each family received three double-layered thermal fleece blankets, a clean-burning fuel stove, floor insulation mats, and weatherproof protective tarpaulins.
"When you don't have heat, the night feels endless," said Ibrahim, a father of four. "Tonight, my children will sleep warm for the first time this season."
We thank our donors whose prompt donations during the emergency appeal made this rapid intervention possible.