A US military aircraft carrying 104 Indian deportees landed in Amritsar on Wednesday, marking the first batch of Indians deported by the US government. The deportees hailed from various states including Haryana (33), Gujarat (33), Punjab (30), Maharashtra (3), Uttar Pradesh (3), and Chandigarh (2) Notably, the group included 19 women and 13 minors. This deportation is part of the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration, which was announced last month.
J-Hope of BTS donates 100 million won to families of Jeju Air crash victims
In a heartfelt gesture, J-Hope of BTS has donated 100 million Korean won (approximately $68,000) to support the families affected by the tragic Jeju Air plane crash.
The accident, which occurred on December 29, 2024, involved Jeju Air flight 7C2216 crashing into a wall and bursting into flames during an emergency landing at Muan International Airport, resulting in 179 fatalities.
J-Hope channeled his donation through the Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association, stating, "Upon hearing the news of the accident, I decided to make this donation to help the bereaved families as much as I can."
He also expressed his condolences, saying, "My heart goes out to those enduring this unimaginable pain."
As a member of the Hope Bridge Honor Club, J-Hope is recognized among high-value donors who consistently support various causes and provide aid to those in need.
This act of generosity underscores J-Hope's commitment to philanthropy and his empathy towards those affected by national tragedies.
His contribution not only offers financial support but also serves as a beacon of hope and solidarity during this difficult time.
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