IPDC Finance has taken a proactive role in assisting flood-affected areas in and around Sylhet by distributing essential food, safe drinking water, and emergency medicine.
The recent heavy floods have caused significant hardship for both rural and urban communities in Sylhet and its surrounding areas, leading to a scarcity of essential goods. The floods have also severely disrupted transportation and resource distribution, making recovery a challenging process even as the floodwaters begin to recede.
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In response to this crisis, IPDC Finance has stepped forward to support these communities, according to a press release.
Staff members from IPDC Finance’s Sylhet branch have been actively distributing essential rations, safe drinking water, and emergency medicine to numerous families across four colonies in Sylhet, three villages in Jaintapur, and one village in Sunamganj. This initiative underscores IPDC’s commitment to standing by the community in times of need.
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Rizwan Dawood Shams, Managing Director of IPDC Finance, stated, “Our commitment to the community extends beyond financial services. In times of crisis, it is our duty to stand beside those in need and provide the necessary support. The devastating floods in Sylhet and surrounding areas have left many without homes and necessities, and we are here to help them rebuild and recover. This effort reflects our ongoing dedication to making a positive impact in the lives of those we serve.”
