September 13, Kathmandu.
Shubham Health Care Products Pvt. Ltd., the official distributor of quality Australian brand AIWIBI AUSTRALIA‘s diapers and baby care products in Nepal, has provided NPR 5 million in cash assistance to the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund for the relief of Bhote Koshi flood victims.
Shubham Health Care Products raised this assistance from the proceeds of AIWIBI product sales, with the aim of helping families affected by the Bhote Koshi flood. The assistance amount was reportedly handed over to Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle via a check.
Handing over the check, Beauty Kumari Sarraf, Managing Director of AIWIBI Nepal, expressed pride in being able to extend a helping hand during a time of disaster.
She stated that it was possible to provide NPR 5 million in assistance within three days due to the support and trust of general consumers, retailers, and dealers who purchased AIWIBI products.
“Thank you Prime Minister, thank you Home Minister, thank you Finance Minister, Army, Police, civil servants, volunteers, and my respects to all the helping hands that emerged from the heart, piercing through that flood,” she said.
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Addressing consumers, she said, “Many, many thanks to all the mothers. Without your support and cooperation, we would not have been able to deposit this NPR 5 million cash assistance into the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund today.”
She clarified that this assistance was made possible by the support given by consumers through purchasing AIWIBI products. “If we hadn’t made a profit from people buying AIWIBI products in the past, we wouldn’t have had the courage to donate this amount. If you hadn’t bought them now, NPR 5 million wouldn’t have been collected in three days either,” Sarraf said.
According to her, NPR 5 million was deposited into the relief fund, based on 100 percent of the amount spent by consumers when purchasing AIWIBI products over the last three days. “This donation was not made by AIWIBI; it was made by you.
All mothers have a share in this, retailers’ hard work, dealers’ trust. We made this possible by connecting that trust,” she said. AIWIBI launched the relief campaign by involving its consumers, retailers, and dealer network to help affected families during the disaster.
Sarraf expressed immense pride in being the initiator of the assistance campaign on behalf of AIWIBI. “I feel extremely proud to be the initiator of all this,” she said.
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