The office of Islamic Relief Malaysia in Gaza has been bombed, causing significant damage, according to Suffian Amrin, a prominent figure in the non-governmental organization (NGO) involved in humanitarian work.
As a result of the attack, the office is currently non-operational, and 13 staff members have been forced to relocate to a different location.
Suffian emphasized that despite the setback, assistance to the Palestinian people will continue unabated.
In his interview on the ‘Darah Muda’ program on Bernama TV, Suffian revealed that a substantial amount of aid has already been provided to Palestinians in need. Specifically, a total of 2.27 million units of medical supplies and 2,391 food packs have been distributed thus far.
The aid is being distributed at the United Nations shelters in Khan Yunis, located in the southern part of Gaza.
Suffian also added that the organization is facilitating access to basic necessities through the distribution of food vouchers. These vouchers can be used at registered shops affiliated with Islamic Relief.
Despite the bombing and the temporary closure of its office, Islamic Relief Malaysia remains committed to helping the Palestinian people.
It is worth noting that this attack is not deterring the organization’s efforts to provide essential aid to those in need.
Islamic Relief Malaysia has been actively involved in delivering humanitarian assistance to the Palestinians affected by the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
The situation has been challenging, but the organization continues to work tirelessly to support the affected communities.
