Food packages distributed
By Bureau report
June 12, 2021
PESHAWAR: Al-Khidmat Foundation distributed food packages among disabled people from the minorities at a church near Swati Pattak here on Friday.
The foundation’s provincial president Khalid Waqas, who presided over the
function, distributed packages among the affected members of Hindu, Sikh and Christian communities, affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Provincial president of the foundation’s minority wing, Javed Gill, minority members including Mala Kamari, chairman local church, Banok Hashmat, provincial spokesman, Noor Wahid Jadoon, and Mohammad Waseem addressed the function.
The speakers appreciated the performance of the foundation serving people irrespective of their religion and cast.
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