The Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) has donated L$1.8 million-worth of building materials to victims of the flood disaster in Robertsports, Grand Cape Mount County.
Lake Piso recently reached a dangerous high level, destroying over 10 houses, which rendered dozens of residents homeless in the Kru community in Robertsports last week.
Making the donation of the L$1.8 million-worth of building materials, including zinc, cement and steel rods, CPP Vice Standard Bearer, Counsellor Charlyne Brumskine, empathized with the plight of the flood victims and hoped the assistance would help them to relocate and begin rebuilding their homes.
Counsellor Brumskine extended sympathy to the affected families on behalf of the CPP Standard Bearer, Alexander Cummings, whom she said was visiting other parts of the country and could not be available to join her in reaching out to them.
A spokesperson for the over 27 families’ heads, expressed gratitude to the CPP for the rapid response to their request for urgent assistance to help rebuild their lives.
They expressed the hope that government authorities and other Liberians as well as humanitarian organizations will come to their aid to help them in rebuilding- their lives.