Jakarta, MINA – The Care Kitchen program for international refugees in Jakarta, spearheaded by the humanitarian agency Ukhuwah Al-Fatah Rescue (UAR), continues.
Several UAR personnel returned to the UNHCR Jakarta building on Sunday to distribute daily lunch boxes to dozens of refugees.
UAR advisor, Imaam Yakhsyallah Mansur, stated that as hosts to dozens of refugees from various countries, the Indonesian people should not sit idly by.
“There are tens to hundreds of Muslims, children, women, and teenagers from dozens of conflict-affected countries struggling to eat in our country. How can we sit idly by?” Imaam Yakhsyallah said, as received by MINA News via text message.
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The UNHCR Care Kitchen program for refugees has been running for a week since Monday (July 20th). UAR distributes 30 lunch boxes to refugees daily.
In a statement, the agency stated that the Caring Kitchen Program was designed to ensure that 30 refugees receive a daily box of hot rice for as long as they need it.
Dozens of refugees from various countries have chosen to set up tents and sleep on the sidewalks around the UNHCR building. []
Mi’raj News Agency (MINA)
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