Umeed Sahar, IUB Volunteers Bring Urgent Support to Devastated Baqirpur Families

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Volunteers from Umeed Sahar Pakistan, in collaboration with the Islamia University of Bahawalpur (IUB) Flood Relief Cell, distributed essential relief items among flood-affected families in Baqirpur during the second phase of their rehabilitation project.

Essential Supplies Reach Families in Baqirpur

According to the organizers, 34 ration bags, four large packs containing cartons of mineral water, and 75 hygiene kits were distributed among families affected by last year’s floods.

Umeed Sahar Chairman Highlights Youth Commitment

Chairman and Founder of Umeed Sahar Pakistan, Ahmed Shahzad, said the initiative reflects the commitment of Pakistan’s youth to stand with their fellow citizens in times of crisis. “The young generation must always be ready to serve on the front line whenever the nation needs them,” he said.

Volunteer Team Praised for Dedication and Teamwork

He also appreciated the dedication and teamwork of the volunteers who participated in the distribution drive. Team members included Umar Javed, Abubakar Javed, Hassan Anis, Khuzayma Khurram, Fatima Javed, Ahmed Javed, Research Officer Ahmed Imran, PR Officer Haris Shahzad, Media Team Officer Khadija Amin Sheikh, Head of Media PR & Outreach Hamza Ali Haqi, Finance Secretary Burhan Ali, and Secretary General.

Umeed Sahar Reaffirms Long-Term Commitment to Flood Relief

The organization reiterated its resolve to continue supporting flood-hit communities and working for a stronger, more resilient Pakistan.

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