Celebrities rally to support flood victims

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Entertainment Report :

Flash floods have wreaked havoc across northeastern and southeastern Bangladesh submerging vast areas in districts like Cumilla, Feni, Chattogram and Noakhali. The catastrophe has left 1,89,663 families stranded and conditions are worsening as eight rivers surge above the danger level till the filing of this report yesterday.
Amid this unfolding disaster, celebrities are rallying to provide relief and raise awareness. On August 21 evening, actress Shobnom Bubly shared several photos of people and the environment suffering because of the flooding on Facebook. The images depict devastating scenes-floodwaters rushing in, children being floated to safety in basins and people seeking refuge with their livestock on boats.
The overall picture is one of unimaginable suffering.
Actress Zakia Bari Mamo, deeply moved by the disaster, saying, “I’m at a loss for words. Seeing the suffering of those trapped in the floods is breaking my heart. I can only pray and do whatever I can to help. My only wish is for these people to survive. Survival is what matters most. I urge everyone to support the flood victims in any way they can.”
Another actress Azmeri Haque Badhon also called for unity in the face of this crisis, saying, “We must come together to help those affected. The areas hit by the floods are experiencing unprecedented devastation. Humanity must prevail above all. I pray to Almighty Allah that a solution to this crisis is found soon.” Actor Chanchal Chowdhury expressed his deep concern, stating, “Let’s support the flood-affected people. They are our brothers, sisters, parents and relatives. Together, with the grace of the Almighty, we can overcome this crisis. Seeing the helpless state of those affected by the floods, I feel utterly distressed and helpless.”
Actress Bidya Sinha Saha Mim, anxious over the situation, shared, “Watching the news fills me with fear. The condition of those facing the floods is terrifying. I couldn’t sleep all night, worried about the people in those areas. I am praying for everyone. I hope the floodwaters recede quickly. I can’t bear to see these images of their suffering any longer. I’m praying to the almighty that this crisis ends soon, and I will certainly extend my hand in support.”
Actress Pori Moni, overwhelmed with emotion, said, “It breaks my heart to see the faces of people suffering because of the floods. Imagining myself in their place makes me feel awful. I’m praying to Allah that this terrible situation ends. May these people live with dignity. I will do everything I can to help. May no one lose their life. Allah, you are merciful. Please end this crisis.”
Actress Mehazabien Chowdhury echoed these sentiments and saying, “I believe that humans are here to help one another. In times of crisis, people are the first to extend a helping hand. When those in need receive assistance, they are saved from their difficulties. Allah will show mercy to the flood victims. Seeing the faces of those affected by the floods on the news and social media makes me feel helpless. My heart is heavy. Right now, all I want is for the floodwaters to recede quickly. Let’s extend our love and support to the victims.”
From Australia, actress Shabnur expressed her distress online, sharing a similar plea, “Allah, protect the people of our country!”
On the other hand, actress Puja Cherry added, “This innocent gaze of the child-God, can’t you see?”