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Customs Health Care Society donates $33,000 for Palestine victims of war

byCT Report
02/06/2021
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ISLAMABAD: Customs Health Care Society has donated handsome funds for Palestine victims of war.

Customs Health Care society has succeeded to donate a generous amount of thirty-three thousand USD to help our Palestinian brothers and sisters in this time of pain and distress. It was an honour for Customs department that Chief Collector Muhammad Asif Jah took initiative for the assistance of Palestine who incurred heavy losses and huge number of people were displaced due to war and destruction of residential apartments.

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Collector Muhammad Asif Jah has meet the Ambassador of Palestine in Pakistan, who is a brave soul and handed over the funds of almost $33000/-.He further said Palestine ambassador that whole Pakistan stands with Palestine, Inshallah one day Palestine will be liberated.

Customs department is also collecting donations through bank accounts and the Account title: Customs Health Care Society. He requested the responsible generous public to come forward and contribute in the Palestine.

Collector Muhammad Asif Jah has also wrote his personal expressions in the visitor’s book of Palestine embassy.

Tags: Customs Health Care SocietyDr. Asif Mehmood JahPalestine war victims

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