Czech organization allocates 1.5 million Korunas to support the displaced Lebanese citizens

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Prague, (ST)- The Czech organization “Human in Distress” announced that it has allocated 1.5 million Korunas to support and assist the Lebanese citizens, who were displaced from their homes due to the Israeli aggression on Lebanon.

The organization said on its website: In the first phase, the assistance includes preparing thousands of meals for the displaced in Beirut.

Tomas Kotsian, the organization’s regional director in the Middle East, indicated that thanks to the support of the organization, food aid will be prepared for those displaced from southern Lebanon, the southern suburbs of Beirut, and the Bekaa Valley.

Aourwa Deep

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