Donate to Assam Floods 2019 - Urgent Appeal for Help

Assam is reeling under devastating floods. More than 30 lakh affected in 25 districts. Hundreds of villages are underwater and thousands of families are forced to take shelter on roads, highways and schools.

Our team is on the ground, providing urgent support to the affected families. The need for food is enormous. We request you to come forward and support our appeal.

The funds raised here will be used to distribute 20,000 Food packets, 4,000 Milk & Biscuits packets and 500 Relief kits in the worst affected areas of Assam. 

Food packet contains Veg-rice or Chapati-Sabji and costs Rs 40/packet. 

20,000 x Rs 40 = 8,00,000/-

Milk & Biscuits Kit for Children costs Rs 50/Kit

4000 x Rs 50 = 2,00,000/-

I as a Indian and a proud Assamese want to help my people in some form but i am struggling here to setup my career so i cant help alone to affect in big manner.

So i request my fellow citizen to come forward and donate a little bit if you feel like you can make some impact in touching lives. Any donation is going to help people out there for there food, medical, shelter and other needs.Any amount which you will donate either big or small is going to help them in big way.

The collected amount will be transferred to chief-minister relief fund.

few points from about the flood situation( courtesy news/tv/social media)

1. Nearly 43 lakh people across 30 of the state's 33 districts have been affected by the floods so far. Barpeta was the worst-hit district, with as many as 7.35 lakh people facing the brunt of the monsoon fury, followed by Goalpara, Morigaon, Nagaon and Hailakandi.
2. The rising water level of the Brahmaputra river is threatening to submerge parts of the state capital, Guwahati, through which it flows. The ten other rivers in the state also swelled up dangerously as the rains continued.
3. As many as 83,000 people evacuated from flooded areas have been accommodated in 183 relief camps across the state. Road connectivity to Upper Assam has been cut off. Ferry services were called off earlier due to water strong currents.
4. Forest officials said that 95 per cent of the Kaziranga National Park -- home to the endangered one-horned rhino -- has been flooded with the death of 17 wild animals in the past two days. Animals could be seen emerging out of the park to escape drowning.
5. Agricultural activities in the state have also been hit, with nearly 90,000 hectares of agricultural land getting flooded. Many such fields had standing crops on them

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