European Orphan Hand delivers aid to Arakanese families in Bangladesh
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The European Orphan Hand team recently traveled to Cox's Bazar, where they provided food parcels to hundreds of Arakanese families struggling to survive in refugee camps.
In a statement, Serdar Şişman, Vice President of European Orphan Hand, highlighted the significance of their mission: "We are distributing food parcels donated by our benefactors from Europe in Arakan Camps. We would like to thank our benefactors once again. You have made these oppressed people happy, and may Allah make you happy."
The initiative aims to support those who have lost their livelihoods and rely heavily on aid to meet their basic needs. The organization's efforts reflect a commitment to addressing the ongoing humanitarian crisis faced by the Arakanese community in the region. (ILKHA)
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