BRAC Bank is contributing BDT 2 crore in emergency relief to support families affected by recent flash floods in southeastern Bangladesh.
Partnering with BRAC’s Emergency Response Team, the bank is providing essential food and cash assistance to over 22,000 people from 4,500 families, according to a press release.
Severe monsoon flooding caused by continuous rainfall and upstream river discharge has affected thousands of people in the districts of Khagrachhari, Bandarban, Rangamati, Chattogram, and Cox’s Bazar.
In response, BRAC Bank is supporting humanitarian efforts to help vulnerable communities meet urgent needs.
Each beneficiary family will receive BRAC’s 7-day food package, which includes essential food items worth BDT 3,500, plus BDT 1,000 in cash assistance, providing vital support during the immediate post-disaster period.
Commenting on the initiative, Tareq Refat Ullah Khan, Managing Director & CEO of BRAC Bank, said: “Standing beside communities in times of crisis is integral to BRAC Bank’s purpose. Through our partnership with BRAC’s Emergency Response Team, we are extending timely support to thousands of flood-affected families, helping them meet immediate needs and begin the journey towards recovery. We remain committed to supporting the people of Bangladesh whenever they need us most.”
BRAC Bank continues to respond to humanitarian emergencies with timely support for vulnerable communities. The initiative reflects the bank’s enduring commitment to creating positive social impact and standing beside the people of Bangladesh when they need it most.