Organised by Muslim CharityA huge explosion in Lebanons capital of Beirut has killed at least 100 people and wounded 4,000 leaving 300,000 people homeless. Muslim Charity is working with partners on the ground to provide emergency aid and assistance to those in need.
Officials said they expect the death toll to rise further as emergency workers dig through the rubble to search for survivors.
The deadly blast put peoples lives and survival in danger.
The blast sent an enormous shockwave across the city, shattering windows, knocking down doors and shaking buildings.
Families have been forced to leave homes due to the severe damage and now they are settling in with already overcrowded homes of relatives.
The explosion was so huge that shockwaves were felt as far away as Cyprus over 200km away.
Lebanons economy was already sinking and recent the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed the country on the verge of collapsing.
Muslim Charity has been providing humanitarian aid and assistance in Lebanon since 2013.
Through our local partner on the ground, Muslim Charity is preparing to provide much needed emergency packs consisting of staple food, bread and drinking water to the affected families in Beirut.
Families are in need of financial aid to restart their lives, those who have lost basic amenities need financial aid to secure everyday items for their children and other family members.
Please donate generously.
£60 provides an Emergency Relief Pack (containing one months food, bread and water for a family)
£100 provides a Financial Grant to a family (cash grant to be given to affected families for their needs)
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