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Turkey Arakan aid rises to 3.4 million TL
According to a statement released by AFAD on Friday, their fund raised for Muslims in Arakan region of Myanmar reached 3.477 million TL. (one USD equals 1.79 TL)
World Bulletin / News Desk
Turkish Prime Ministry Disaster & Emergency Management Directorate (AFAD) has stated that so far they have collected 3.4 million Turkish Liras (TL) in their aid campaign to Muslims in Myanmar.
According to a statement released by AFAD on Friday, their fund raised for Muslims in Arakan region of Myanmar reached 3.477 million TL. (one USD equals 1.79 TL)
AFAD thanked Turkish citizens who supported Muslim brothers and sisters suffering from civil war, ethnical massacre and poverty in Arakan region of Myanmar.
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