The country is trying to survive the biggest disaster that Kerala has seen together. From small children to old people are donating their savings to stitch up Wayanad. There are people who sell up to two grams of gold and give the money to the relief fund. School children are also contributing generously.
Everything that has been reserved for buying bicycles and toys for ages is happening with enthusiasm. District Collector S. is sharing the beautiful story of Pinchu coming from childhood to adulthood. Prem Krishnan According to the note shared by the collector, Shreya Sriraj, a class 5 student, and Aneya Ajith, a LKG student, are also role models for us.
Pathanamthitta collector’s Facebook post.
This country continues to amaze me again and again. Our country has been witnessing heartbreaking scenes for three days. We were able to see human lives that were frozen, unable to even cry. Waiting for his loved ones in pain and fear. The history of our country is not made in such situations. We have seen the sight of lifting up the hands of those who have fallen down.
Every Malayali sees the Nombar of Wayanad as his Nombar. Helping hands extend to Wayanad like incessant rain. The children of our district are also the links of this struggle. 5th grader Shreya Sriraj and LKG student Aneya Ajith are role models for us. Our children were able to see the tears of those who cried in Wayanad as their own tears.
Aneka Ajith, the daughter of Ajith Kumar Greeshma and the natives of Punnakad Mallappuzassery, donated the amount to the relief that broke her trap and the doll that she gave to the tears of her fellow man in Wayanad.
Similarly, Shreya Sriraj, a native of Valanjuzhi, Pathanamthitta, the daughter of a deceased ex-serviceman, sold her two-gram gold earring and donated Rs.twelve thousand Shreya of Amrita Vidyalaya, Pathanamthitta and Aneka of Mulamutil Central School, Kojancherry, are becoming great role models in front of us. Beautiful examples of love and humanity.
