AhlulBayt News Agency: Husseini processions from various Iraqi provinces continue to make donations to the relief of the Lebanese people, collecting them in the warehouses of the Al-Abbas's (p) holy shrine.
The holy shrine has prepared a number of its warehouses to receive the aid provided by the hussayni processions and organizations, in addition to the people, with the aim of delivering it to the affected Lebanese people, as a result of the Zionist aggression on Lebanon.
The Al-Abbas's (P) Shrine has sent three convoys containing hundreds of tons of food, medical and other logistical assistance, in addition to equipping a field hospital and another mobile hospital, which includes a team of doctors, and the establishment of a central kitchen to prepare food for displaced families in the shelter centers scattered in the affected areas.
The holy shrine launched a campaign to relieve the Lebanese people in response to the call of the supreme religious authority in Najaf, and the directives of its Senior Official; Sayed Ahmad al-Safi, to do what contributes to alleviating their suffering and securing their humanitarian needs.
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The holy shrine has prepared a number of its warehouses to receive the aid provided by the hussayni processions and organizations, in addition to the people, with the aim of delivering it to the affected Lebanese people, as a result of the Zionist aggression on Lebanon.
The Al-Abbas's (P) Shrine has sent three convoys containing hundreds of tons of food, medical and other logistical assistance, in addition to equipping a field hospital and another mobile hospital, which includes a team of doctors, and the establishment of a central kitchen to prepare food for displaced families in the shelter centers scattered in the affected areas.
The holy shrine launched a campaign to relieve the Lebanese people in response to the call of the supreme religious authority in Najaf, and the directives of its Senior Official; Sayed Ahmad al-Safi, to do what contributes to alleviating their suffering and securing their humanitarian needs.
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