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Lexington man organizes aid effort for flooded Pakistan

Raises donations for three charities

More than 150 people came to support the Pak Flood Relief Group’s fund-raiser at John Hancock Hall in the Back Bay yesterday. Tahir Chaudhry (above right), with US Representative Michael Capuano, has raised more than $60,000 in cash so far. More than 150 people came to support the Pak Flood Relief Group’s fund-raiser at John Hancock Hall in the Back Bay yesterday. Tahir Chaudhry (above right), with US Representative Michael Capuano, has raised more than $60,000 in cash so far. (Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe)
By Matt Byrne
Globe Correspondent / September 20, 2010

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Tahir Chaudhry remembers the moment the call came. It was a sunny August day, and Chaudhry, 58, of Lexington, was walking with his son along the Charles River. Half a world away in his homeland of Pakistan, it was raining, the water was rising, and a friend of Chaudhry’s who lives in the northern region of the country phoned him ... (Full article: 784 words)

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