The first consignment of two truckloads of relief material comprised of 400 water filters, which will supply clean drinking water to 10,000 people daily. Apart from that 100,000 chlorine tablets to purigy water for 10,000 households for the next 3 months. There was also 5 tons of eatables (dry food and vegetables) apart from 1000 blankets.
IAS officer Shantmanu thanked Sachin on behalf of the Government & Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and assured the that the relief material shall soon be dispatched to various flood affected districts of the state.
Kalra, who co-ordinated Tendulkar's relief efforts in Jammu and Kashmir, while extending gratitude to the cricketer and the SAR group of companies for their generous help, hoped that this noble gesture shall inspire more and more people to come forward and extend their helping hand.
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