Report: ANI
PESHAWAR: The Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS), in collaboration with the Turkish Red Crescent Society (TRCS), distributed essential food packages among 70 families affected by the tragic Dir Colony School incident in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Each family received a 54-kilogram food package containing essential items, including wheat flour, rice, cooking oil, pulses, chickpeas, sugar, tea and salt to meet their immediate household needs.
Speaking on the occasion, PRCS Secretary General Muhammad Abaid Ullah Khan expressed solidarity with the affected families and said the initiative aimed to provide immediate humanitarian assistance. He appreciated the Turkish Red Crescent Society's cooperation and acknowledged the leadership of PRCS Chairperson Mrs Farzhana Naek.
Head of Delegation of the Turkish Red Crescent Society in Pakistan, Kaan Saner, said the organisation remained committed to supporting communities affected by humanitarian emergencies. He termed the partnership with PRCS a reflection of the longstanding friendship and humanitarian cooperation between the two organisations.
PRCS Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Branch Chairman Farzand Ali Wazir also appreciated the support of PRCS National Headquarters and the Turkish Red Crescent Society in providing timely assistance to the affected families.
Provincial Secretary Abid Rahman Marwat acknowledged the cooperation of both organisations in arranging the distribution. Beneficiary families expressed gratitude for the humanitarian support.
