I stayed home all day; I was studying and writing. I contacted Mr. Mousavi Ardabili and arranged to lead next Friday's prayer. I spoke with Prime Minister Mr. [Mir-Hossein] Mousavi about the earthquake situation and the measures they had taken. At first, they said we had suffered more than a thousand casualties,
I stayed home all day; I was studying and writing. I contacted Mr. Mousavi Ardabili and arranged for next Friday's Friday prayer. I spoke with Prime Minister Mr. [Mir-Hossein] Mousavi about the earthquake situation and the measures they had taken. At first, he said we had suffered more than a thousand casualties, but then he called again and said the casualties had not been very high and that about a hundred had been identified so far. The Minister of Roads and the Minister of the Interior had gone to the region.
We consulted [with the Prime Minister] about how to handle the issue of the oil leaking from the Nowruz oil wells into the sea, the environmental pollution, and the uproar from news agencies about the danger of pollution reaching the coasts of the Persian Gulf countries; we should take the position of the aggrieved party, because the Iraqis caused it and are preventing repairs and extinguishing efforts. He said the wind was carrying the oil southward. Whenever Iraq suffers setbacks on the fronts, it resorts to this kind of mischief, and imperialist and regional propaganda also works in its favor.
In the afternoon, Mr. Naser Kamareh'i came to see me and brought a book written by his father—Salman's Fatwas. Late at night, they brought a letter from Kurdistan from the Imam's office, stating that the IRGC commander in Bukan was bitterly complaining about the lack of attention to their requests and needs and was asking for help.
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