Ammy Virk’s Humanitarian Step: Adopts 200 Houses to Rebuild Lives of Punjab Flood Victims

Entertainment News: Popular Punjabi actor and singer Ammi Virk, has taken a major human step to help the recently affected families. As part of their sensitive initiative, Ammi and his team have announced the adoption of 200 houses, so that the homeless people not only get immediate shelter but also provide permanent assistance and security to them.

Emotional engagement with victims

Ammi Virk shared his pain on social media and said that the devastation in Punjab has broken everyone's heart. "Our heart has grown deeply to see that our people have been deprived of the roof due to floods. In such a situation, we have decided that we will give a new beginning to the families adopted by adopting 200 houses. It is not only a matter of giving shelter, but an attempt to return them hope, dignity and strength," he wrote in the Instagram post.

Not only relief, resolution of reconstruction

This initiative is not limited to temporary help, but an attempt to find a permanent solution for flood affected families. Ammi and her team believe that it is not only enough to give roof to the victims, but it is important to give them the strength and means to bring life afresh.

The release of the film postponed, focus on relief work

The team of Ammi's upcoming film 'Nikka Zaildar 4' has also postponed the release of the film keeping in mind the importance of relief work. The film will now be released on 2 October. The film team says that at this time people should focus on the help of flood affected families.

Appeal to society

Ammi Virk appealed to the whole society that everyone came forward to help the flood victims according to their capacity. He said, "We can all together overcome this disaster. Whether small or big, every help will prove to be a ray of hope for these families."

Flood havoc in Punjab

Punjab is struggling with severe floods these days. According to official data, 29 people have been killed so far, while more than 15,600 people have been evacuated to safe places. More than 2.56 lakh people have been directly affected and 1,044 villages are completely submerged in water. The most impact is being seen in Gurdaspur, Amritsar, Fazilka and Pathankot districts. 

The havoc of floods is so deep that the roofs have been taken away from the heads of thousands of families. The crops of the fields have been destroyed and have been severely damaged from roads to other infrastructure. Punjab's economy on agriculture, has also suffered a major setback. At the same time, lack of clean water, food, and medicines in front of people taking shelter in relief camps has now become the biggest challenge.