Bihar Flood Appeal

Bihar (India) Flood Appeal

28-08-2008 - Flood Update

Indian Prime Minister says floods in the northern state of Bihar are a "national calamity".

27-08-2008 - Bihar Flood Appeal Initiated

Over a million people have been affected by floods in three districts of the northern Indian state of Bihar

Bihar's districts of Supaul, Araria and Madhepura which border Nepal are the worst affected.

Officials say that crops on tens of thousands of hectares of land have been damaged by the Bihar floods.

The death toll from the floods has already climbed past 800, and now some 1.2 million people have been marooned and about 2 million more affected in the impoverished state of Bihar, where the Kosi river has burst its banks, breached safety embankments and submerged all roads leading to the region.

Please donate today and help the suffering people in Bihar. Further assessments are being carried out for medium and long term projects. UWT has already allocated £100,000 for this crisis.

  • 3 Million People Homeless.
  • 50,000 People Killed.

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Iftar packs distributed in Bihar:£13 per family.

UWT are also providing medicine and blankets according to the needs.

 

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Bihar Flood Crisis

Bihar Flood Emergency

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Since its establishment, emergency relief has been central to the core principles of Ummah Welfare Trust (UWT). UWT has continued to provide humanitarian assistance in the form of emergency food aid, shelters, water, medicine, education, Masajid in many countries to people who have been victims of conflicts and natural disasters. We are totally committed to helping our brothers and sisters in their hour of need wherever they may be in the world.