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Warm clothes, shoes and eatable items were distributed among the flood victims of Akorha Khatak (KP) by Al-Ain International Welfare Trust Pakistan-UK.Al-Ain International Welfare Trust Pakistan-UK distributed clothes, shoes and eatable items in Flood Effectees of Akorha Khatak (KPK). Necessary to mention that this area is one of the most effected in recent floods.

Al-Ain International Welfare Trust Pakistan-UK distributed clothes, shoes and eatable items in Flood Effectees of Akorha Khatak (KPK). Necessary to mention that this area is one of the most effected in recent floods.

Addressing the ceremony, Vice Chairman Syed Asif Ali Hamdani said that Al-Ain International Welfare Trust had help for needy and poor people of earthquake and flood effectees. Chairman of the Trust Mr. Taleh Mehdi is striving for collecting relief goods and donations for flood effectees. 4 trucks of various goods are being distributed in effected areas of Punjab and Khyber Pukhtoon Khuah. This camp was 2nd relief camp after Charsaddah (KPK).

Al-Ain carrying out a mission of welfare and helping deprived people without any discrimination of colour, sect and religion. Addressing the ceremony, Secretary Finance Pakistan Tehrek-e- Insaf (KPK) Mr. Ashfaq Paracha said that PTA will continue his relief efforts with the help of such NGO’s and that we hope Al-Ain will expand relief network and assistance for flood effectees of KPK. Coordinator of the Trust Syyed Owais A. Hamdani said that so far Al-Ain has distributed relief aid in more than 1,000 people, while 400 poor and flood effected students have also been awarded school books, bags, uniform and shoes. Relief and rehabilitation efforts will be continued till effectee’s permanent settlement. Addressing the ceremony, district president of PTA Mr. Riyasat Sarhadi has said that we appreciate such humanitarian efforts of Al-Ain Trsut and welcome them in this area. We are very much thankful to the Chairman of Al-Ain Trust Mr. Taleh Mehdi, Asif Ali Hamdani, Syyed Owais Hamdani and all donors, who had pain and sympathy for deprived flood effectees.

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