Pakistan dispatches humanitarian aid to Nepal
ISLAMABAD: At the directions of the Prime Minister of Pakistan, the government of Pakistan dispatched 100 tons of humanitarian assistance to the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal on Sunday to support relief efforts following the recent devastating floods and landslides. The humanitarian assistance, coordinated by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), was sent by a chartered flight…
ISLAMABAD witnessed the dispatch of humanitarian aid from Pakistan to Nepal on Sunday. This aid was a response to the recent floods and landslides that have caused devastation in Nepal. The government of Pakistan, under the direction of the Prime Minister, sent 100 tons of relief supplies via a chartered flight from Islamabad to Kathmandu. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) coordinated the distribution of the aid.
The relief supplies included tents, blankets, mats, hygiene kits, and medicines. These items were intended to aid the affected communities in Nepal. At the Islamabad International Airport, a send-off ceremony was held to mark the beginning of this aid mission. Dr Tariq Fazal Chaudhry, the Federal Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, chaired the ceremony as the chief guest. Also present were the Ambassador of Nepal to Pakistan and senior officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, NDMA, and other concerned organizations.
This humanitarian assistance from Pakistan signifies the country's solidarity with Nepal during a challenging time. The act reflects the shared responsibility and mutual support between the two nations in the face of adversity.
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