İDDEF rushed to the aid of the people of Afghanistan, who were adversely affected by the flood. Continuing its work with great dedication in the region where the flood disaster took place, İDDEF invited its volunteers to support.
After the flood disaster in Afghanistan, the Federation of Associations that Value Humanity (IDDEF) took action to heal the wounds of the people of Afghanistan, relieve their pain and meet the urgent needs of their brothers.
İDDEF teams in the country first delivered hot food, tents and blankets to flood victims.
Continuing its relief efforts since the first day of the flood disaster, İDDEF called on its volunteers and benefactors to provide material and moral support to this work.
İDDEF stated that the Afghan government has announced that 31 people have died, 74 people have been injured, 41 people have disappeared, and hundreds of animals have perished in the floods that hit Jalrez, Chak, Narkh, Sayedabad and Jaghoto districts of Meydan Wardak province.
Expressing that the Afghan state officials announced that the flood had destroyed hundreds of houses and caused great damage to agricultural lands and infrastructure, İDDEF stated that they responded to the call from aid organizations to provide the necessary assistance to the affected people as soon as possible.
“SUPPORT US”
In the statement made by İDDEF, announcing that the teams continue to work to heal the wound in the region.
"As İDDEF, we continue our humanitarian aid, reconstruction and revival works for Afghanistan, where the invaders suffered great destruction, and now we are carrying out emergency aid work in the regions that were shaken by the flood disaster. Support us, let's heal the wounds of our Afghan brothers together. Our donors who want to deliver emergency aid such as food, hot meals, medicine, blankets and tents to our flood victims in the country can support us via our website www.iddef.org or by calling our call center at 0212 621 0065," it was stated.