Cable network donates money for quake victims in Nepal

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Press Trust of India Aizawl
Last Updated : May 18 2015 | 12:48 PM IST
Zonet, a local cable network based in Aizawl would hand over Rs 8.79 lakh for earthquake victims in Nepal today.
Zonet director R.K. Lianzuala said that the money collected from generous donors would be handed over to the leaders of the Mizo Welfare in Kathmandu today.
Different sections of the people in the state donated for the 'Mizoram for Nepal' fund amounting to Rs 6. 70 lakh while Rs 2.09 lakh was raised from selling of 14 artworks donated by the Mizoram Art Development Society.
All the Mizos, numbering about 50 families living in Nepal were safe when a severe earthquake hit the Himalayan Kingdom recently.
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First Published: May 18 2015 | 12:48 PM IST

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