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Tsunami relief donations
DUBAI — Staff from Dubai-based MMI recently donated Dh43,647 to the UAE Red Crescent as tsunami relief. A cheque for the amount was presented by MMI Head of HR, Murali Krishnan, to Ahmed Murad Ibrahim of the UAE RSC, at a presentation in Dubai Aid City.
Speaking at the presentation, Krishnan, said: “MMI staff, many of whom have family and friends in tsunami-hit areas, have been very proactive in fund raising for the relief fund. MMI specifically requested that the funds donated should be channelled specifically to support the tsunami relief efforts in South East Asia. This donation by staff follows other tsunami fund-raising initiatives led by MMI, including a fund-raising night at MMI’s Left Bank restaurant and the ‘Dubai Dig Deep’ concert, organised by MMI Events.”
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