80 million from Oxford university student to Sri Lanka on behalf of brothers subjected to Easter attack

80 million from Oxford university student to Sri Lanka on behalf of brothers subjected to Easter attack

A university student of England in order to uplift the field of health in Sri Lanka has been successful in collecting a sum of pounds 350,000 (close upon Rs. 8.2 crores). David Lindsay, this student's brother and sister have suffered injuries from the suicide bomb attack launched on Easter Sunday and after having been admitted to Colombo national hospital,
both of them have passed away. 

David Lindsay has stated that after they were admitted to Colombo national hospital for treatment the place was packed with casualties. David's brother Daniel (19) and sister Emily (15) was subjected to the suicide bomb attack when at Shangri-La hotel. David happened to be the eldest in the family. 

David Lindsay has even gone to the extent of creating a foundation in United Kingdom by the name of 'Emily and Daniel Lindsay Foundation' combining with 'Sri Lankan Cares' which is one of the social responsibilities units of 'Sri Lankan Airways'. It is reported that David has arrived twice in Sri Lanka after his brother and sister faced death from the Easter Easter terrorist attack. Before this he has donated a 100 eds to nine hospitals in this country with the hope of developing health facilities in this country.