Sahtak Bil Dineh: Lebanese standing together
Sahtak Bil Dineh Appeal update :
A mammoth explosion took place in Beirut this week.
The blasts in Beirut, were pretty devastating, but the important news in all this was that more than 6,000 people were injured, plus 150 killed, dozens still missing to this hour as rescue teams search for them, & hundreds of homes & people’s livelihoods were shattered, rendering nearly 3000 homeless.
As a result, Beirut has been declared a disaster striken city.
With the port -- Lebanon's economical lifeline -- totally destroyed,
food shortages will spike & many families will go without.
Already, Lebanon was suffering from massive food & fuel shortages, and now it will not be able to import anything.
Bleak, darker days for hundreds of thousands of people lie ahead!
This is urgent.
Lebanon needs you now.
Please donate so we can ensure people have a place to stay safe, food to eat & the means to survive & overcome this catastrophe.
Pray for lebanon ...
Your help is more needed than ever
Your donations will help contribute to:
-hospital bills
-small repairs
-Buy basic food items to put together food parcels for many who will have nothing to eat today and in many more days to come.
-Life saving medications for those in need & unable to afford those.
We need to help those on the ground with whatever means we can.
Help us help people , we beg you!
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Half the population are living in abject poverty.
People are dying, not from Covid, but from starvation, lack of medication and healthcare.
The economy, currency and banking system have failed. Inflation has been the final blow. Many in work have not been paid for months and others have lost their job and cannot feed their families or pay the rent.
Callers from across Lebanon have been begging for help on the programme “Sahtak Bill Dinyeh ” (your health is worth the world) on Sawt al Ghad radio .
Helped by many charitable people, the programme’s host Dory Nasr has distributed food, medicine and basic necessities.
Now the warehouse is empty.
Lebanese around the world and those sympathetic to the country’s plight can help by donating what they can. Every penny helps, paying for baby milk, food, medicine and housing.
Hala and Dana, two British-Lebanese expats, decided to kickstart this fundraiser to help secure both continuity and replenishment of the food bank. This is a much needed lifeline, without which many families will be doomed with both hunger and displacement. 
Le Liban est au bord de l’effondrement total.
La moitié de la population vit dans une pauvreté extrême.
Les gens meurent, non pas de Covid, mais de faim, de manque de médicaments et de soins de santé.
L'économie, la monnaie et le système bancaire ont échoué. L'inflation a été le coup de grâce. Beaucoup d’employés n'ont pas reçu leurs salaires depuis des mois et d'autres ont perdu leur emploi et ne peuvent plus nourrir leurs familles, payer le loyer ou acheter des medicaments vitaux.
Les appelants de part et d’autre du Liban ont imploré l'aide sur l'émission «Sahtak Bill Dinyeh» (votre santé vaut le monde) sur la radio Sawt al Ghad .
Avec l’aide de nombreuses personnes charitables, l’animateur du programme, Dori Nasr, a distribué de la nourriture, des médicaments et des produits de première nécessité.
Maintenant, l'entrepôt est vide.
Les Libanais au monde entier et les sympathisants du sort du pays peuvent aider en donnant ce qu’ils peuvent. Chaque centime aide à payer pour le lait infantile, la nourriture, les médicaments et le logement.
