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More organisations offer relief

By Staff Correspondent
More organisations and In dividual* have continued to provide succour to the cy-ctone-striken people tn the form of cash and kind sonx- of them are still contributing to the Prime Minister's Relief F\ind as before
Pragati Insurance
Pragati General Insurance Co. Ltd has donated Tk 5 lacs (Taka Five lace) to Prime Minister's Relief Fund The cheque handed over by Mohammed A. Awal. Chairman of the Company. A. K. M. Rafiqul Islam. Managing Director. was also present on the occasion.
The Pragali General Insurance has also made sepa rate contributions of Tk 2.5 lacs to greater Chittagong district Tk, 1 lac to greater Noakhali district and Tk. 50,000.00 to Bhola district for relief distribution to the cycloneaffected people in those area. Besides, the company has also paid Tk. 50,000.00 through the Insurance Association of Bangladesh. Earlier, the employees of the Pragati General Insurance donated their one day's salary to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund.
Mohila Parishad
Bangladesh Mohila Parishad Is continuing its relief aedvi ties. Another team of the
Parishad under the leadership of Dr Makhduma Nargisb Ratna has left for the cyclone-hit ar eas of Chittagong district on Thursday.
SERA
Society for Economic and Basic Advancement (SEBA) has Intensified its relief activities tn different parts of Chittagong and Noakhali districts. It is learnt that the people of Netherlands are raising funds for the cyclone victims
HBFC borrowers
The Association of the borrowers of the HBFC has handed over a bank draft amounting to Tk 50,001 to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund. One truck load of relief materials was also handed over to the Iztcal Government Minister Barrister Abdus Salam Taluk dar on behalf of the Association.
HB
Members of the Bangladesh Rifles are continuing relief, rescue, rehabilitation and medicare Operations in the cyclone-affected areas of Cox's Bazar district. A total of eight sections of BDR personnel
have been deployed in the cyclone-hit areas of Kutubdia. Moheskhall and Cox's Bazar sadar upazlias. Two BDR med I cal teams are operating In Ku tubdla and Moheskhall upazl
WAWF Bangladesh
A team from WAWF-Bangladesh Jointly with WAWF Asian centre distributed relief materials among cyclone victims which includes cash, rice pulses, molasses. brown sugar, biscuit and medicines 1n Char Balshak and Char Gangchil under Noakhali district during the last week WAWF-Asian centre Is headed by Dr Rev Toshio Miyake who Is also the Chief Minister of Konko group tn Japan.
Ismaili Community
Roshanally M. H. Ilir)! and Mohammad Bhai. on behalf of some businessmen of the Is-mallt Community handed over a cheque for Taka 10 lakh to Begum Khaleda Zia for the Prime Minister s Relief Fund
The Community earlier sent a 12-mcmber team to Ma truchar near Kutubduja with cash, food stuff, clothes and utensils for 100 families. A second team is preparing to leave tn a few days.
Aga Khan Community
The Aga Khan Community Health Project (AKCHP) an urban based primary health care project operating in Dhaka for
the last 7 years, has already sent an eight member Medical Team to set up two mobile chnica st two villages near Si-takundo Rupali Bank I /ri
A meeting of the Central Relief Committee of Rupalt Bank Uri. was heki recently al Bank a Head Office ai Dhaka. Th' meeting. preaided over by A K S M Taifur Huaaaln. Convenor Central Relief Commit lee and Managing Director Rup^i Bank Uri reviewed the sctMnes of 4rHtef teams and formed an eight member Sub Committee wtth M A Samad General Manager of the Bank
relief goods being received by the Central Relief Committee at the Central Office of Rupali Bank Karmachari Shangha IC BA)
Army
Army personnel are continuing distribution of relief ma terlals among the distressed people in co-operation with the local administration and other concerned agencies. Comllla anta troops on Thursday distributed 20 tons of re lief goods at Ushkhall and 2 tons at Nljhum Deep They also distributed 27 metric tons of rice. 370.45 metric tons of wheat. 11,800 pieces of old clothes. 1000 kgs of chlra. 60 pieces of C. I sheet. 2052 pieces of old garment. 1576 pieces of sharees. 27 carton of biscuits. 135 ltrs of edible oil and 7 relief boxes among the cyclone victims of HaUya and Noakhali
Navy
Bangladesh Navy ships from Chittagong. Khulna and Barteal on Thursday despatched a large quantity of relief goods to Sundwip. Manpura. Blmla and adjoining areas including Gounuutdl which was worst hit during the recent tornado. Ihe rehef good. distributed to «-ordination with the respective District Administration in eluded foodstuff rlodks utensils and house building moterteia
Air Force
Bangladesh Air Paste rrsna port aircraft on Thursday despatched tents to two Ues from Dhaka to »—.r. for dlatrlbutton among the eyetone stricken people
Navana I/d
Navana Limited a sub sidtary company of Islam Group of Industries on Thurs day donated Taka four lakh to Chltia^ng District Re kef Fund hr the cyclone affected peo pie Commumcatione Mtafoter Col (Retd) Oh Ahmad rreetved the amount from the Vice Chairman of the company Shaftul Islam Kamal
The company earlier distributed relief goods worth Taka five lakh among the cy clone and tidal surge affected people of different areas of CWt