Rotary Club of Chennai Thiruvanmiyur donates food kits
The Hindu
The Rotary Club of Chennai Thiruvanmiyur has been involved in COVID-19 relief activities of providing food provision kits to several families affected by the lockdown in various parts of the State, in
The Rotary Club of Chennai Thiruvanmiyur has been involved in COVID-19 relief activities of providing food provision kits to several families affected by the lockdown in various parts of the State, including in Chennai. The provision kits contain rice, daal, wheat flour, masala powder, sugar and salt. The club has helped more than 450 Ttibal families in Gudalur, which have remained inaccessible to outsiders because of being in a reserve forest area, after it was barricaded, through volunteers of the Humour International Club of Gudalur. Also, the club reached out with provision kits to more than 50 Irula families who were left without any jobs and money in Oonamali village near Maduranthakam taluk of Chengalpet district.
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