In fact, I was out of country for about two weeks , when floods started in large part of Pakistan. On return I earmarked a sum of rupees 1,250,000/= for helping the affected people.  Now my two daughters and son also contributed rupees 250,000/= to the relief project. With mutual consultation at my club, I have arranged food packets and distributed them as under:

A. The first truckload of 200 packets was dispatched to President Omer Bakhtiar President  RC Amirul Mulk (Charsada) and have been distributed to the affected people in the area.

B. A truckload of 200 packets consisting of Ready to Consume, food items was dispatched and handed over to President Rotary Club of Multan Midtown Rotarian Saleem Nasir.

C. Another truckload of 200 packets was sent and delivered to President RC Multan Metropolitan Major Retd.  Ajnum Afroz Rana, for distribution in the affected area. 

D. Yet another truckload of 200 packets was sent to Rtn. Saleem Gull President  RC Dera Ghazi Khan, but truck got stuck up at Kot Addu and Rotary Jang was consulted and Assistant Governor Wasif Majeed got them offloaded at Kot Addu. Both clubs jointly distributed those 200 packets.

E. A mini-truckload of 150 packets was handed over to MPA Rana Muhammad Afzal and then sent to Kot Adu (Multan) to be distributed through Army Relief Camp.

F. 200 packets and were handed over under Rotary Platform to District Management through MNA Abid Sher Ali for distribution to needy in flood affected areas.

G. Another truckload of 1500 packets of tea leave were prepared and handed over to Rotarian Rana Zahid Tauseef (Ex-City District Nazim Faisalabad) for distribution in Multan area. These were added to packs containing rations and later lifted by helicopter to flood affected people.

Apart from my contribution of rupees 1,250,000/=, Rotary Club of Faisalabad has also collected a sum of rupees 900,000/=. A committee was formed under the chairmanship of Rotarian Sheikh Gulzar Hussain to purchase and pack rations, which would be carried to flood affected area in Multan / surrounding area. They took the items to the area and distributed. Yet rupees 100,000/= were contributed by Rotarians for construction of a destroyed mosque in Kot Addu village.