UAE donates 250 tonnes of necessary goods as aid for flood victims in Malaysia


Shah Alam mayor Datuk Zamani Ahmad Mansor (fourth from right) receiving the aid goods United Arab Emirates' (UAE) government represetative, Mohamed Salim Aljunaibi (fourth from left) through the Emirates Red Cresent, during a ceremony on Jan 3. Chairman of Yayasan Raja Muda Selangor, Tan Sri Raja Arshad Tun Uda (third from right) and UAE embassy's Head of Consular Affairs Amani Al Hashmi (third from left) were also present.- Bernama

ABU DHABI: The government of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has donated 250 tonnes of humanitarian aid in the form of various necessities to flood victims in Malaysia in the first week of 2022.

The donation is part of the first phase of UAE humanitarian aid focusing on shelter, food and health needs, reported UAE local news portal Al-Ain.

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