Vision Tactical Supporting NGO’s On The Ground Deliver Essentials During 21 Day Lockdown

Vision Tactical – 

Private Security company Vision Tactical has lended it’s helping hand by supporting local NGO’s deliver much needed essential items during the 21 day COVID-19 lockdown.

Intervention and Specialized Support Units are making sure that essential items which need  to be distributed to hundreds of people on a daily basis reaches its point of destination safely.

Team members also mobilized to manage the coordination of the distribution while ensuring that all protocols and necessary safety procedures are followed.

Team members assisted the @MuslimAssocSA today distributing essential food items to the less fortunate in the Bekezela informal settlement in Newtown, Johannesburg.

Big ups to @LindokuhlXulu1 @eNCA for making us all aware of the dire situation in the area. pic.twitter.com/kqbE4VSyxh

— Vision Tactical (@visiontactical) April 6, 2020

Director of Vision Tactical, Yaseen Theba says that it’s positive to see how many NGO’s and volunteers have come forward and rose to the challenge of  assisting the needy during a very challenging time.

“The members from the Muslim Association of South Africa found out about the dire need for essential food items required at the Bakazela Settlement, they then immediately purchased the items, and came out to distribute.”

Theba says that every helping hand counts at this point in time.

“During this challenging period, being proactive and positive is the only way to move forward stronger and together.”

Those wanting to contribute:

Muslim Association of South Africa LILLAH ACCOUNT
First National Bank (FNB)
Account Number: 62779526725
Branch Code is: 253305
Swift Code: FIRNZAJJXXX
Ref: (Donor Name)

Essential food supplies distributed on Monday at the Bakazela settlement in Newtown, JHB where hundreds of people live in challenging conditions & circumstances.

Volunteers and local businesses rallied together to assist as quickly as possible. #COVID19 #Coronavirus 🇿🇦 pic.twitter.com/84a7rlMFZn

— Muslim Association of South Africa (@MuslimAssocSA) April 6, 2020