Helping hands: Muktsar farmers provide dry fodder in flood-hit Patti

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Muktsar, August 24

A group of farmers from the Midda village in Lambi constituency here have once again risen to the occasion by providing dry fodder to the flood-affected farmers in the Patti area of Tarn Taran. These farmers had also travelled to the Mandala Channa village in Jalandhar last month to plug a breach along the Sutlej embankment.

Manjit Singh, a retired Army havildar, who is also an amputee, said: “We are distributing four tractor-trailers of dry fodder in Patti.”

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