NDB Bank has extended its support towards a deeply humanitarian initiative led by the Sri Lanka Amarapura and Ramanya Samagi Union to aid victims affected by the recent devastating earthquake in Myanmar and parts of Thailand.
This natural disaster has claimed numerous lives and left thousands displaced, including members of the monastic community and the general public, while severely damaging homes, temples, and essential infrastructure, the bank said in a media release.
Recognising the urgent need for assistance, NDB Bank contributed support for this relief mission, aligning with the bank’s strong commitment to social responsibility and compassion during times of crisis. The initiative, organised under the guidance of the Most Venerable Mahanayaka Theros, seeks to provide vital support to communities in Myanmar through the distribution of essential supplies.
Commenting on the bank’s involvement, Kelum Edirisinghe, CEO of NDB Bank stated, “As a responsible corporate citizen, we believe in standing with communities in moments of great need. Our support for the Myanmar Disaster Relief effort reflects our unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes that transcend borders. We are grateful to partner with the Sri Lanka Amarapura and Ramanya Samagi Union and applaud their compassion and diligence in leading this noble initiative.”
The relief programme includes the provision of essential items such as first aid kits, milk powder, canned food, solar lighting, generators, and temporary tents, as well as other necessary resources for rebuilding daily life. These contributions aim to alleviate the hardships faced by the affected communities and help them recover with dignity and strength.
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