NEELUM VALLEY (Kashmir English): The Million Smiles Foundation organized a large-scale sacrificial offering on the occasion of Eid-ul-Adha in Neelum Valley, AJK.
More than 165 animals were sacrificed in 64 different villages and settlements. The sacrificial meat was distributed to thousands of deserving families, while relief activities continued in remote areas along the Line of Control.
According to details, the Million Smiles Foundation set a new example of welfare activities in Neelum Valley district, Azad Kashmir, on Eid-ul-Adha.
With the cooperation of various philanthropists and donors, the foundation sacrificed more than 165 animals in 64 different communities, with a total estimated value of over Rs20 million.
The sacrificial animals were purchased from local residents, which also supported the local economy, while the sacrificial meat was distributed among approximately 11,500 deserving, needy, and respectable families.
In the remote areas of Neelum Valley adjacent to the Line of Control, volunteers ensured door-to-door delivery of meat, while the Pakistan Armed Forces also played a key role in the success of this initiative.
Local citizens, social figures, and community elders praised the services of the Million Smiles Foundation, stating that the foundation is playing a significant role not only in the educational field but also in welfare and social development projects.
According to the foundation’s management, transparent and timely delivery of aid to deserving families is their top priority, and this public service will continue in the future.
The collective sacrifice and relief activities in the backward and difficult-to-access areas of Neelum Valley have been hailed by the public as an excellent example of humanitarianism.
