After Kerala, Now Khalsa Aid Workers Helping People In Typhoon-Hit Philippines

Khalsa Aid International, the UK based philanthropist group, has now extending their helping hands to typhoon affected people in Philippines.

More than 100 people were killed after super typhoon Mangkhut barreled the island nation last week.

#panjabi community are on it !!!! @Khalsa_Aid volunteers in Philippines helping with the #TyphoonMangkhut relief work! pic.twitter.com/0kmoEVKoWN

— Kanwar Singh (@beardedhippy) September 26, 2018

According to the reports, several houses, farms, buildings and government infrastructure, including power lines and communications towers, were destroyed after typhoon Mangkhut devastated northern Philippines with wind speeds up to 175 miles per hour.

Following the calamity, Khalsa Aid workers reached Philippines to help the people affected by typhoon Mangkhut.

They distributed tarpaulin sheets and other emergency shelter materials to the needy in the remote village of Asassi, Bagao Cagayan.

Today we assessed the devastating damage #TyphoonManghkut caused in the Cagayan province. As it’s monsoon season with heavy rains expected the @Khalsa_Aid distributed tarpaulin sheets & emergency shelter materials to the most needy in the remote village of Asassi, Bagao Cagayan. pic.twitter.com/YoDXGhJMMP

— Kanwar Singh (@beardedhippy) September 23, 2018

Besides, they also distributed stationary kits which included folders/notepads/pens/pencils/ colouring pencils and erasers to the children at Adaoag elementary school in Baggao, Cagayan.

Philippines Typhoon #Mangkhut Our team is in the Philippines coordinating the relief supplies after Typhoon #Mangkhut hit the area. pic.twitter.com/beVE6IsmhQ

— Khalsa Aid (@Khalsa_Aid) September 25, 2018

Helping hands.... #Philippines#thoughtsandprayers pic.twitter.com/MggWQ6kiW9

— Sana Ansari (@sanaansari786) September 25, 2018

#Philippines Typhoon Relief ...."Thank you Khalsa Aid." Children at Adaoag elementary school in Baggao, Cagayan- were gifted stationary kits which included folders/notepads/pens/pencils/ colouring pencils & erasers due to most of the equipment was destroyed by the typhoon. pic.twitter.com/Q9IrBzkXA2

— Khalsa Aid (@Khalsa_Aid) September 24, 2018

Over the past 20 years, Khalsa Aid has been at the forefront of several relief operations.

Earlier, they helped people in flood-hit Kerala by providing them food items, medicines and other emergency materials.