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10,000 kits of essential commodities sent to Kerala which was flagged by Mirchi Yard chairman Mannava Subba Rao
Mirchi Yard chairman Mannava Subba Rao flagged off a lorry carrying essential commodities to flood victims in Kerala at a programme held at Gutur Mirchi Yard on Thursday
Guntur: Mirchi Yard chairman Mannava Subba Rao flagged off a lorry carrying essential commodities to flood victims in Kerala at a programme held at Gutur Mirchi Yard on Thursday.
They sent 10,000 packs containing ten essential commodities to distribute to Kerala flood victims.
Speaking on this occasion, he said that it was responsibility of every citizen to extend helping hand to the victims of the Kerala floods and added that the mirchi yard was in forefront in extending services to the flood victims.
He said that the yard commission agents, loading and unloading workers, staff and traders contributed to extend helping hand to the Kerala flood victims.
Guntur Mirchi Yard commission agents leader Kirala Rosaiah, Yard secretary Venkata Reddy were among those participated.
