Sakeena RazickJapanese high school students repaired 46 wheelchairs for the victims of Sri Lanka’s Easter Sunday Attacks. These students participated in the volunteer programme ‘The Flying Wheelchair Project’, which teams up with volunteer high school and university students, repairs wheelchairs and gifts them to various countries in need.
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