Kerala flood victims receive aid offer from Imran Khan

More than 373 people have died in the devastating floods in Kerala, while many lakhs have become homeless.

New Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, has offered to help the flood victims of Kerala. He said that Pakistan stood with India in this hour of crisis. Imran Khan tweeted,

On behalf of the people of Pakistan, we are praying for people devastated in Kerala floods. We also wish for the improvement of Kerala flood victims. We are ready to do every necessary humanitarian aid in this situation.

On behalf of the people of Pakistan, we send our prayers and best wishes to those who have been devastated by the floods in Kerala, India. We stand ready to provide any humanitarian assistance that may be needed.

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) August 23, 2018

More than 373 people have died in the devastating floods in Kerala, while many lakhs have become homeless. About 12.10 lakh people have been kept in the 3,314 relief camps of the province. Apart from the central government, many states are also giving full support to Kerala.

In addition, MPs, legislators, ministers, judges, actors, civilians and many NGOs are also ahead to help the flood victims. Food and money are being sent to all the flood victims. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Rajnath Singh himself have visited the affected areas of Kerala.

Now Pakistan has offered to help India in this crisis hour. Earlier, the United Arab Emirates has also offered help to flood victims in Kerala, but India has humbly rejected its offer.