Over 4,000 families benefit from UAE charity's meat distribution

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As many as 4,200 families in the UAE and abroad have benefitted from the distribution of sacrificial meat by the Emirates Charitable Association this year.

That's according to Abdullah Saeed Al Tunaiji, Secretary-General of the Association, who said meat was distributed to 840 families in need, widows, orphans, and people with limited incomes.

The organisation also distributed 840 items of sacrificial meat to 3,360 families outside the country.

Al Tunaiji emphasised the distribution process was in line with the country's directives and the safety procedures followed in cooperation with the approved associations.

Meanwhile, The Fujairah Charity Association, in cooperation with the Slaughterhouse Section of the Fujairah Municipality, has distributed 2,000 packages of sacrificial meat throughout the emirate.

Rashed Al Marshoudi, Director of the Association, said that in the first day of Eid Al Adha, the association carried out the Sacrificial Meat campaign, which included assisting 2,000 families inside the country and 5,000 abroad.

The campaign also includes the distribution of Eid Clothing, and fruit baskets for orphans and underprivileged families in cooperation and coordination with government institutions in the emirate, he added.

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