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Tribune News Network
Doha
OOREDOO Myanmar, on Friday, donated Ks. 10,000,000 to Kayin State Disaster Management Committee for flood disaster rehabilitation in Kayin state.
Heavy rain and flooding severely affected over 80 villages from five townships in Kayin state.
The handover ceremony was held at Kayin State Government Office on Friday. The contribution was received by Daw Nan Khin Htwe Myint, Chief Minister of the Kayin state.
In addition to this humanitarian assistance, Ooredoo Myanmar offered free 30 SMS and 30 minutes on-net voice calls to the flood victims in 25 affected townships within Mon state, Kayin state, and Bago region because Ooredoo supports flood victims and it wants them to stay connected with their family, relatives and friends as people in these communities faced the harshness of this year's natural disaster.
Vikram Sinha, CEO of Ooredoo Myanmar, said:"Our hearts are with everyone affected by the flood. As our vision is enriching people's lives and supporting the communities for social development, we would like to extend our contribution to the affected areas."
"We stand firmly with our three core values caring, connecting and challenging. Therefore, we took the initiative to offer flood aid to help the families connect with their loved ones at a time when they need the most," he added.
Ooredoo Myanmar is operating in Myanmar to support not only telecom infrastructure development but also community development because it wants to enrich the lives of the people.
