On Friday, two special planes carrying emergency materials from Saudi Arabia landed in Karachi, giving humanitarian assistance to Pakistanis devastated by the floods. both planes transported 60 tonnes of humanitarian aid from the King Salman Relief Center. It consists of blankets, dates, tents, food packages, and supplies. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) officials in Karachi received the relief supplies. According to the requirements of each impacted location, all products will be given to the afflicted people.
To wish Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman a happy 92nd birthday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif gave him a call. We briefed the Crown Prince by Shehbaz Sharif, who is now in New York for the 77th session of the UN General Assembly, on the flood situation and ongoing relief operations in Pakistan.
PM Shehbaz Sharif thanked the Crown Prince and King Salman bin Abdulaziz for their aid with flood relief. Additionally, the “Sahem” site was established in Saudi Arabia to receive donations from the general population. Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman also conveyed his condolences for Pakistan’s loss of priceless lives and livelihoods. He assured Pakistan’s flood-affected citizens of the Kingdom’s ongoing help.
Humanitarian Aid from Turkiye
Turkiye has also sent two more “Kindness Trains” with of aid to Pakistan in the midst of the terrible floods that have swamped one-third of the South Asian country. The capital Ankara’s eighth and ninth trains left the city the previous day with 1,040 tonnes of disaster relief supplies, including food and hygiene necessities
Humanitarian Aid from Russia
Two days ago, the first airplane delivering Russian flood relief supplies touched down at the airport in Karachi with supplies including food, tents, and water purification equipment.