US lauds Pakistani Americans serving communities during coronavirus crisis

• "Great to see Pakistani Americans providing food assistance in the US, supporting healthcare professionals in Pakistan, and raising awareness online," Alice Wells tweeted.

United States has appreciated the Pakistani Americans who have been assisting communities in the country during the coronavirus crisis.

In a tweet on Tuesday, US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Alice Wells lauded Pakistani Americans and said that it was great to see them assisting in every way they can.

They are providing food assistance in the US as well as supporting healthcare professionals in Pakistan.

Great to see #PakistaniAmericans eagerly serving communities in the US and #Pakistan during the #COVID19 crisis by providing food assistance in the US, supporting healthcare professionals in Pakistan, and raising awareness online. AGW https://t.co/F2zRL2XGRm

— State_SCA (@State_SCA) April 7, 2020

American Pakistani Advocacy Group is providing free meals to first respondents who are fighting for battling against the deadly coronavirus. 

"It's our little part to do something for greater good. Pakistani Americans want to serve our communities in this tough times," the group tweeted. 

The harsh reality of #coronavirus has left many families in need of essential groceries. APAG has distributed groceries bags to the needy, disabled & senior citizens in 5 Boroughs, Long Island & Upstate New York #PakistaniAmericans wants to serve the community in this tough times pic.twitter.com/9YMa4ipmen

— American Pakistani Advocacy Group (@APAGUSA) March 19, 2020