Arsenic poison is major issues in the world today especially in the region of Southern Asia, therefore to combat this issue, we decided to take on board providing clean, arsenic free water. During the most recent Ramadan Project, we had requests from locals in Bangladesh villages concerning the hygiene of the water, it was because of this that we decided to provide 19 manual tube wells that allowed everyone to get the water they deserve. Water is the most essential part of survival so, instantly, we as a group who are living so fortunately realised that we need to help struggling people. Along with the members here in London, we associated ourselves with volunteers in Bangladesh in local villages who carried out a survey for us to find out who desperately needs the tube wells, and the final decision to where the 19 tube wells should be placed. The grand total of the tube wells: 3, 15, 750:00 BD Taka (Three lacks, fifteen thousand, seven hundred and fifty) spent.
This project is definitely not over; we still have many people out there who still need our help. As a fund increases, we should be able to carry out this requirement. All costs were provided by the Ramdhana Welfare Trust – UK, as a personal project however, we now have the ability to alert the public about these issues, so get involved and donate today.
