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Alliance Clubs launches funeral vehicle service in Ellanthakunta
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Initiative aims to provide dignified last-mile support to bereaved families
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Alliance Clubs launches funeral vehicle service in Ellanthakunta
Karimnagar: The Association of Alliance Clubs International, District 137A, Karimnagar, launched a funeral vehicle service at Ellanthakunta mandal headquarters on Saturday as part of its community welfare initiatives.
Manakondur MLA Dr KavvampalliSatyanarayana, International Director Dr ElagandulaSrinivas, Zonal Chairman AlladiAnand Kumar and District PRO PullalaShyam inaugurated the vehicle.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Satyanarayana appreciated the association’s social service activities and encouraged more people to join the organisation. He urged members to undertake sustainable welfare projects to support underprivileged families.
Dr Srinivas said the organisation, founded in India, had expanded its activities to around 30 countries and was implementing several community-oriented programmes.
The funeral vehicle is expected to help bereaved families transport the deceased with dignity during difficult times.
Local representatives, public representatives and Alliance Club members attended the programme. Ellanthakunta club office-bearers coordinated the event.
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