Pakistan sends 100 tons of relief supplies to flood-hit Nepal
Summary
Pakistan has sent 100 tons of relief supplies to Nepal for people affected by devastating floods and landslides across the country. The consignment, including tents, blankets, hygiene kits and medicines, was handed over in Kathmandu by Pakistan’s ambassador Aamir Khan to Minister Mahabir Pun.
Key Points
- Pakistan sent 100 tons of relief supplies to Nepal to help flood- and landslide-hit communities.
- The shipment included tents, blankets, mats, hygiene kits and medicines and arrived in Kathmandu on Monday.
- Pakistan’s Ambassador Aamir Khan handed over the aid to Minister Mahabir Pun.
- Pakistan said it remained ready to provide continued support and expressed sympathy to affected families.
