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 The president of the institution, Farhan Khan, under his support and with the support of foreign friends, specially (Dr Jelena Petrovic from Serbia) with his team, took full part in helping the beneficiaries affected by the recent flood disasters. The United Research for Religious Affairs organization focused on these issues. 

1-Immediate provision of tents and blankets for more than 50 families displaced by floods

 2-Due to the outbreak of dengue virus, the closure of the full medical campus for these sick people

3-Ration and clean water campaign for flood affected families

4-Special care campaign especially for small children, pregnant women and elderly affected by flood.

Come and support us in this good, great work, our flood affected sisters and brothers are waiting for your special help.(100% Donation Policy)

Bank Account details (IBAN: PK58 UNIL 0109 0002 2900 2098)Farhan

Office phone 0092 3342424492


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