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Etihad Airways donates ticket to social workers
Etihad Airways, the national airline of UAE, donated two return tickets to London Heathrow to V Need U – a local group of volunteers to help raise funds for their flood relief projects in interior Sindh. Picture shows Etihad Brand Ambassadors pop-rock band Strings and Samra Muslim – Marketing Officer – Pakistan for Etihad Airways presenting the ticket after a ceremony which was recently held in Karachi to announce the winners.
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