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“Karachi: After the rain, a woman affected by LBOD fainted during the protest. Iron grills caused a sensation. Bread, clothing, and shelter.”
This message appears to highlight a moment from a protest in Karachi, emphasizing both the vulnerability of the affected woman and broader demands for basic human rights like food, clothing, and housing.
Nice article written by a non-Pakistani
http://blogs.tribune.com.pk/story/8376/pakistan-i-love-you/
WRITTEN BY:
Carola Precht A student at the London School of Economics, the author is pursuing a Political Science degree. She grew up in Vienna and Paris and currently lives in London.
Press Conference Chairman Al Mustafa Welfare Society Panjab ( Water Filter Plant for Flood Efect Area Sindh ) www.almustafa.org
English Translation for Non-Urdu Speakers
Al-Mustafa Welfare Society Punjab has allocated 1 million rupees for clean drinking water in flood-affected areas of Punjab. With these funds, clean water is being supplied to 30,000 people daily in various flood-hit regions.
Lahore (Press Release): The President of Al-Mustafa Welfare Society Punjab, Mr. Ishaq Khan Sheikh, stated that the organization has been actively engaged in relief efforts since the early days of the floods. The society has been distributing clean water, food, and offering medical aid to the victims.
To ensure access to safe drinking water, filtration plants have been installed at several locations. The society is working in partnership with local authorities and other charitable organizations to maximize assistance.
Mr. Sheikh appealed to the public to support these efforts with donations, emphasizing that the organization is committed to continuing relief activities until the situation stabilizes. He expressed heartfelt gratitude to the donors and volunteers for their generous support.
Contact Information: Mustafai Secretariat, National House, near Zainabia Complex, 11 KM Multan Road, Lahore Phone: 042-35416308 Mobile: 0321-4342995 / 0314-4084089 Email: almustafa1983@gmail.com Website: https://almustafa.org/
Alhamdulillah we have transferred €1.205,05 to Al Mustafa Welfare Society today. They are still working in the effected areas. The problems are getting worse, because the water is still there. Poeple have to live in open places without basic facilities..
Al Musatafa is active at more then 5 places. They have set up camps, are providing food and medical facilities.
Alhamdulillah, Shamma Tapeball Cricket Tournament 2011 organized on sunday 25th september was a big succes. 13 teams from Rotterdam, Den Haag and Amsterdam played for a good cause.
It’s nice to see there are still people, who are willing to help others.
Insha Allah a detailed update will follow soon.
Alhamdulillah we have transferred €1.192,40 today to Al Mustafa Welfare Society. At the moment they are active floods effected area’s. Food is served every day in Sangher, Mirpur Khas, Nawab Shah, Thatha, Badeen. Al Mustafa has also established free medical camps in these area’s.
We will carry on with collecting money. It will be insha Allah transferred on next monday.
Shamma is organizing a Tapeball Cricket Tournament on sunday 25 september. It will be played at Zuiderpark, Rotterdam.
Each team will have 8 players. Each inning will be 3, 4 overs, it depends on number of teams. Shamma will provide everything, also lunch will be served.
If you want to play for a team or want to play with your own team, let us know. E-mail: mail@sshamma.com Mob: +31 (0)6 28 227 901.
PROFIT / EARNING OF THIS TOURNAMENT WILL GO TO OUR SHAMMA-GHAR (orphanage) PROJECT IN PAKISTAN.
Bhookh ka azaab qabar ke azaab se barh kar he (Hadeeth Shareef)
The Prophet said: ‘The suffering caused by hunger is worse than the suffering of the grave.’ (Hadith Shareef) The human body can endure many things… but not an empty stomach.
Today we ask you: Are we ready to help free the flood victims from this unbearable suffering?
Shamma, in collaboration with Al-Mustafa Welfare Society, has launched a relief campaign. There is an urgent need for food, shelter, and medical care.
Your support saves lives. Your help brings hope.
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