Pakistan has dispatched urgent humanitarian aid to Sri Lanka following the recent floods, demonstrating its commitment to its ally. Acting on the special directives of the Prime Minister of Pakistan, a dedicated Pakistan Air Force C-130 transport aircraft arrived in Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka, carrying a relief team and essential supplies.
📦 Aid Delivery and Diplomatic Reception
🚁 Rescue and Relief Materials
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According to the official statement, the special aircraft transported a Pakistan Army Search and Rescue Team along with vital relief materials intended for the flood victims.
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The Pakistani team was warmly received at the Colombo airport by the Sri Lankan Deputy Minister of Ports and the High Commissioner of Pakistan to Sri Lanka.
🚢 Further Assistance Planned
The statement further noted that an additional 200 tons of aid from Pakistan is scheduled to arrive in Colombo soon via sea route, emphasizing the comprehensive nature of Pakistan’s support.
🤝 Commitment to Solidarity
The Sri Lankan Deputy Minister extended his gratitude to the Pakistani High Commissioner and the relief contingent for their swift assistance. Pakistan reaffirmed its stance, stating that it stands with Sri Lanka in every hour of difficulty, reflecting the deep fraternal ties between the two nations.
