Khalsa Aid Serves Langar Near Ukraine-Poland Border, Relief Teams In Moldova, Slovakia & Romania
Nearly 120000 people have fled the country into Poland and other neighbouring countries. Most of those fleeing the invasion are women and children as all men aged 18 to 60 are being told to stay and fight. Khalsa Aid has been serving fresh meals to students who took a train to Poland on Saturday.
As the situation worsened in Ukraine after the Russian invasion, nearly 1,20,000 people have fled the country into Poland and other neighbouring countries.
Poland alone has reported more than 50,000 arrivals in two days, while thousands more have streamed further south into Moldova, Romania, Hungary, and Slovakia.
As people continue to flee invasions, a humanitarian effort pioneered by Sikh organisation Khalsa Aid is helping them in this hour of need.
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Most of those fleeing the invasion are women and children, as all men aged 18 to 60 are being told to stay and fight.
According to Ravinder Singh, founder of UK-based Sikh charity Khalsa Aid, Sikh volunteers have been helping people with free langar.
He shared a video on Twitter where Khalsa Aid volunteers are serving langar to refugees near the Ukraine-Poland border.
"We got this video from Hardeep Singh near Ukraine-Poland border. They have to walk 30 kilometers to reach Poland," he tweeted in Punjabi.
As of tomorrow @Khalsa_Aid will have relief teams on the ground in 4 countries to assist those fleeing the war in #Ukraine :
¡ª ravinder singh (@RaviSinghKA) February 26, 2022
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Our @Khalsa_Aid UK office is receiving 100s of calls from indian students in #Ukraine and from their loved ones from all over India.
¡ª ravinder singh (@RaviSinghKA) February 26, 2022
We have several volunteers manning and processing the calls. We are unable to do much in Ukraine but we do have teams in most bordering countries
In another tweet, he said that Khalsa Aid will deploy relief teams on the ground in four countries to assist those fleeing the war in Ukraine.
The four countries where Khalsa Aid teams will help people are Poland, Moldova, Slovakia, and Romania.
Khalsa Aid has been serving fresh meals to students who took a train to Poland on Saturday.
Khalsa Aid has been at the forefront of providing humanitarian aid in times of conflict around the world.
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