Bollywood actor Salman Khan has partnered with an NGO to construct 500 semi-permanent homes for families displaced by the devastating Assam floods.
Relief efforts
Rehabilitation was part of Khan's relief plan
According to a report by Mid-Day, Khan's team has already constructed around 220 semi-permanent houses in Nepali Khuti, the worst-hit village.
Rehabilitation was always part of Khan's three-phase relief plan, but he decided to expedite it after seeing videos of actor Randeep Hooda on the ground.
The actor got in contact with Hooda through a mutual friend for more information about the ongoing relief efforts.
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