ISLAMABAD –
A 10-year-old Pakistani American Girl Scout brought success
to Pakistan after she was privileged by US President Donald
Trump and First Lady Melania Trump along with other corona
virus crisis heroes for helping the people on the front-lines.
Laila
Khan, from Maryland was predictable as
American corona-virus hero as she had donated cookies to nurses and
firefighters.
The men and women we respect today remind us that
the bonds that unite us in times of hardship can also raise us to new
heights as we reopen and recover and rebuild, President trump said in
a ritual in the White House Rose Garden on Friday.
Girl Scouts
Laila Khan, Lauren Matney and Sravya Annappareddy of Troop 744 in Elkridge,
Maryland, all 10 years old, donated 100 boxes of Girl Scout cookies
to local doctors, nurses and firefighters.
They
also wrote 200 modified cards for health care workers, according to daily
The Washington Times.
While
we are pleased that our troop was invited to be here today, we know that we are
just part of the millions of other children out there that are doing remarkable
things to support their communities, their friends and their families,"
Miss Khan said. "It is a opportunity to be here
representing all of them
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"Congrats
to 10-year-old Laila Khan, a Pakistani-American girl scout documented by
President Trump during a ceremony
honoring corona-virus heroes! Laila donated 100 boxes of cookies to
local medical workers & firefighters," the embassy tweeted.
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