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30-member team for flood victims in Bihar

NEW DELHI: National voluntary organisation Church’s Auxiliary for Social Action has mobilised a 30-member team of volunteers with vehicles and other logistical support to render relief to the flood-affected people in Bihar.

“The group is reaching out to villagers in interior Madhepura district,” said a release, adding that 5,000 families were being given flattened rice, roasted gram flour and jaggery.

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