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Subject: Khalsa Aid
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urvoice1 8.02.14 - 10:33pm
A charity that usually helps out in foreign disaster zones has come to the aid of flood-hit residents in Somerset.Khalsa Aid is on hand to distribute bottled water, food, warm clothing, antiseptic fluid and whatever else is needed to help those in deluged communities. * +

urvoice1 8.02.14 - 10:33pm
Ravi Singh from the Slough-based Sikh charity said they were compelled to act after watching Sky News' coverage of the heavy rain and high winds that have battered the country. The charity has previously helped people in the Philippines affected by Typhoon Haiyan and Haitans trying to recover from the devastating earthquake there in 2010. But Mr Singh said communities much closer to home were their focus for the moment. This is our community, these are our countrymen who are in dire need, * +

recurv11 8.02.14 - 10:57pm
well done mr singh clap

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iilmadme 8.02.14 - 11:12pm
i saw that on the news,it's great.n wat nice people * +

urvoice1 8.02.14 - 11:13pm
Absolutely lil, and recurve. * +

prismf 8.02.14 - 11:57pm
(clap2) glad to see aid being delivered at home too when it's needed. * +

9362 9.02.14 - 02:20am
good of them * +

bozzalad 9.02.14 - 07:56am

@ urvoice1 - 8.02.14 - 10:33pm
Ravi Singh from the Slough-based Sikh charity said they were compelled to act after watching Sky News' coverage of the heavy rain and high winds that have battered the country. The charity has previously helped people in the Philippines affected by Typhoon Haiyan and Haitans trying to recover from the devastating earthquake there in 2010. But Mr Singh said communities much closer to home were their focus for the moment. This is our community, these are our countrymen who are in dire need,