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Allu Arjun magnanimous gesture
Close on the heels of donating Rs 25 lakh for the Kerala Flood Relief Fund, young actor Allu Arjun has now donated equipment to supply potable water to Titli victims in Srikakakulam
Close on the heels of donating Rs 25 lakh for the Kerala Flood Relief Fund, young actor Allu Arjun has now donated equipment to supply potable water to Titli victims in Srikakakulam. The cyclone severely affected people across 25 mandals and 1000 plus villages in Srikakulam district in the second week of October this year. People lost their livelihood especially agricultural lands, their houses got damaged and were deprived of basic needs like water. This area is also prone to contaminated ground water and lack of proper basic water infrastructure like bore wells and treatment facilities to supply potable drinking water.
Moved by their plight, Allu Arjun came forward to support this noble cause and donated 3 RO (Reverse Osmosis) water plants and 1 bore well in 4 villages (Kondalogam, Devunalthada, amalapadu and Polladi of mandasa and Vajrakotturu mandals in Srikakulam district).
The villagers expressed their happiness over this noble gesture of Allu Arjun. It is expected that these 3 RO water plants and 1 bore well are installed in the next 15 days to support the daily drinking water needs of 2,000 to 3,000 people in and around 2 to 3 villages and protect their right to have good water and health. Since these areas are more prone to chronic kidney diseases due to contaminated ground water, these RO plants would support the local communities from this dreadful ailments.
