Islamabad (Web Desk): Pakistan has sent another shipment of humanitarian assistance to Gaza, with the latest consignment weighing 100 tons.
This marks the 19th delivery of aid coordinated by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), bringing the country’s total relief contributions to 1,915 tons.
Organized under the instructions of the Prime Minister, the consignment was prepared by Alkhidmat Foundation and includes essential supplies such as flour, ready-to-eat food items, cooking oil, jam, and canned fruits.
The aid was transported on a chartered aircraft from Lahore’s Allama Iqbal International Airport and is being routed through Al Arish in Egypt before reaching Gaza.
A brief departure ceremony was held at the airport, attended by Speaker of the Punjab Assembly Malik Muhammad Ahmad Khan along with representatives from NDMA and Alkhidmat Foundation, acknowledging the collective effort behind the relief initiative.