The Muslim brethren from Turkey settled across European countries including Germany, Australia, Britain, Belgium and other countries this time celebrated Eidul Azha with the flood victims across four provinces, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Azad Kashmir and distributed sacrificial meat among 400,000 people.
Working under the banner of IGMG-HSV, the eight-member delegation exhibited their true love for the people of Pakistan by sharing with the affected communities on this holy festival and benefited around 400,000 families by providing the sacrificial meat to them. They sacrificed 2,470 cows having 17,290 shares in all the provinces, Gigit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir with the co-operation of its partners READ Foundation and Help in Need Pakistan.
Zeki Poprak, Chairman of IGMG, who specially fly to Pakistan all along from Germany and handed over possession of 36 housing units it built with the co-operation of its partners in Pakistan to the flood-affectees of a remote village namely Thal Hamza in Tehsil Liaqutpur.
Other members accompanying the Chairman IGMG were Ufuk Secgin, head of Islamic Community Milli Gorus in the Britain and Head of the Pakistan Qurbani Team of HASENE IGMG Hilfs-und Sozialverein, Islamic Community Milli Gorus Relief and Aid Organisation and eight volunteers from various parts of Germany, UK, Belgium and Austria. Founder Chairman READ Foundation Mahmood Ahmed and representative of Help in Need assisted the delegation in carrying out the gigantic Qurbani project.-PR
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