Karachi: In a continued effort to provide support to Gaza, the Pakistan National Disaster Management Authority (Pak NDMA), with backing from the Alkhidmat Foundation, has dispatched its 10th consignment of humanitarian aid from Karachi International Airport. The latest shipment, containing 40 tons of essential medicines, was sent to Amman, Jordan, before being transferred to Gaza, highlighting Pakistan’s ongoing commitment to humanitarian relief.

According to Press Information Department, the relief effort was conducted under the directives of the Prime Minister and involved the loading of aid onto a chartered A300 freighter aircraft. The ceremony saw the participation of MNA Dr. Darshan, alongside representatives from NDMA and Alkhidmat Foundation. The officials underscored the importance of international solidarity and support in times of crisis. This consignment brings the total aid sent to Gaza to 1151 tons, addressing the critical medical needs of the war-impacted populace.

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