Monday 06/Oct/2025 – 02:55 AM
Yesterday, the Future Watan Party in Menoufia Governorate continued its support for the families affected by the Nile flood in the village of Delhamo of the Ashmoun Center, as part of a plan to provide daily aid to the people in the affected areas, within the framework of the party’s efforts to support the local community and stand beside citizens in emergency crises.
The future of a homeland supports families affected
Yesterday, Sunday, a number of new home appliances were distributed to the most affected families, as 5 refrigerators, 12 washing machine, 10 gas, and 10 linens were delivered, 10 families of whose homes were completely damaged as a result of the high water level and flooding of flood water during the past days, and the same quantities will be distributed for several days.
Financial sums were also distributed to a number of families affected by the flood of the Nile inside the village, with the aim of helping them overcome the effects of the losses that were affected by their homes and properties, within the framework of a comprehensive plan to alleviate the suffering and provide material and moral support to the affected families.
The distribution process came as a continuation of the support plan launched by the Secretariat after the flooding crisis, which included the provision of alternative places to establish affected families and provide food aid and living requirements on a daily basis, in implementation of the directives of the necessity of field presence and supporting citizens until the crisis is completely ended.
These efforts come within the framework of integration with the urgent government moves that Major General Ibrahim Abu Laimon, the governor of Menoufia, directed to follow up the situation within the village of Delhamo, confirming the continued provision of support to the people and providing all possible assistance until life returns to normal within the village.
Home devices and sums of money .. The future of a homeland supports families affected by the Nile flood in the village
