Amir Khan pledges to help families in need in Pakistan amid COVID-19 crisis

Former unified light-welterweight world champion Amir Khan is leaving stone unturned in aiding people with necessary supplies amid global outbreak of coronavirus pandemic. boxing veteran has already donated his four-storeyed mansion to National Health Service (NHS) in UK to shelter outnumbered COVID-19 patients in past, and Amir Khan continued his good deeds through his foundation this week. Amir Khan recently posted a video from his official social media handles and anunced that ‘Amir Khan Foundation’ is also active in Pakistan where y are aiding people with financial support and or necessary supplies amid medical crisis.

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COVID-19: Amir Khan pledges to help his morland Pakistan amid coronavirus pandemic

British citizen Amir Khan recently took to Instagram and posted video where a representative of Amir Khan Foundation is spotted explaining current functionings in Pakistan. Amir Khan Boxing Academy is currently being used to serve people in country amid medical crisis and former world champion is providing 12,000 family bags of food to people in need in Pakistan. Amir Khan quoted post and wrote, "We are doing a lot of work in England but we can’t forget our morland Pakistan. We with support of @amirkhanfoundation give 12,000 families bags of food. Thank you all for supporting Amir khan foundation and those in need."

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Amir Khan’s heroic gesture has earned him plaudits from fans on social media. While various combat sports superstars are playing an active role in supporting ir country amid global outbreak of coronavirus pandemic, Amir Khan has also been doing his bit, both for Pakistan and England. 

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Im courtesy: Amir Khan Twitter