Kerala Flood Victim Relief
Kerala Flood Victim Relief
- Relief
- ₹10000000 Targeted Amount
₹410 raised
₹9999590 to go
JUH General Secretary visits flood-affected area
New Delhi August 27: Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind (JUH General Secretary, Maulana Mahmood Madani has arrived in Kerala Sunday evening to take the stock of relief work and share the grief of affected- people.
On Monday morning, Maulana Madani visited the worst-affected town Kayamkulam and distributed relief materials and food-kits to the affected-people. On this occasion, Maulana Madani also announced Rs 10 million as an interim relief from Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind and its units. He also announced Rs 15 lakhs for the flood-hit coastal district Kodagu (Korag) in Karnataka.
Maulana Madani also presided over a consultative meeting held today at the Jamia Hasnia, Kayamkulam to have discussed methods and planning for carrying out the relief activities. The meeting was attended by the office-bearers of Jamiat relief committees and Ulama and Imams of Madrasas and Masjids of Kerala. Besides relief work, the meeting also took decisions regarding repairing of damaged houses, removing mud, restoring electricity and plumbing etc. It also decided to distribute household requirements including utensils to those 2,000 families once the survey done.
After visiting flood-hit areas, JUH leader Maulana Mahmood Madani said the torrential rains, and floods have caused extreme damage in every part of the state which is suffering from heart-wrenching situation.
Maulana Madani also met flood- victims and gave them courage to overcome from this calamity.
Besides Maulana Mahmood Madani, the delegation was comprised of Maulana Hakeemuddin Qasmi, Secretary Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind and office-bearers of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala Jamiat units and other members.
Distribution of relief materials
Kochi, September, 17, 2018:- Till now, three different zones of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind have distributed relief materials of worth five crores to flood victims of Kerala.
In the meantime, various regional units of Jamait Ulama-Gujarat and Kishanfunj unit of Jamiat Ulama Bihar also visited Kerala and distributed relief materials. Jamiat Ulama Surat dispatched a huge quantity of clothes to the victims by train. Jamiat Ulama Tamil Nadu contributed one thousand kitchen sets to the victims near rural areas of Alwa in Kerala. Each set consisting of 35 utensils costs two thousand and two hundred rupees. 1000x 2200= 2200,000 Rs.
