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H&M supports flood victims in South Asia

25/09/2014
H&M supports flood victims in South Asia

Swedish clothing retailer H&M has donated $100,000 to support Save the Children in its work to help the victims of the devastating flooding in South Asia, which has affected 14.5 million people since the start of September. Massive damage has been caused to homes and local infrastructure in the Himalayan region and Bangladesh due to raging...

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