Fiji Muslim League gives 600 food packs to families suffering from COVID-19

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Fiji Muslim League gives 600 food packs to families suffering from COVID-19

By Rashika Kumar

Friday 24/04/2020

Fiji Muslim League Suva Branch provided food packs to the officers at Nabua Police Station and those manning Nabua lock-down stations.[Photo:Fiji Muslim League]

The Fiji Muslim League has given 600 food packs to families suffering from hardships caused by COVID-19.

This has been confirmed by the League President Haji Hafizud Dean Khan who says they will be helping 200 more families in Lautoka over the weekend.

Khan says essential food items are being given to families affected.

He adds this effort is being funded by the members of the league and other private donors.

Khan also adds they are helping people as they have received requests from the members of the community.

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