evidence: BENGALURU: Following the Balasore train disaster earlier this month in Odisha – one of the deadliest train accidents in the country in recent years, with fatalities of over 300 and more than 1000 people injured – multiple foundations in Bengaluru sprung to action, attempting to provide immediate and vital relief to disaster victims. [...] Furthemore, organisations such as SEEDS Foundation are focussing on long-term recovery of victims. "We have deployed volunteers at the community hospital and community centres in Odisha to help the affected victims and also arranged for ambulance services. Our operation also provided food and water supply to the restoration workers at the accident site", said Satyabrata from SEEDS. With the minimal funds they possess, they provided resources and support to 700 to 1,000 residents and their families.