Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has sent a large relief convoy to the flood-affected areas of northwestern Pakistan. The aid shipment includes 10,000 food packages and 10,000 non-food item kits, which will be distributed among families in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
This support comes at a time when the province has been badly hit by torrential rains and sudden cloudbursts, which have caused severe flooding and widespread destruction. Many communities have lost their homes, belongings, and sources of livelihood, leaving them in urgent need of assistance.
The relief packages are designed to help thousands of people who are struggling to cope with the hardships of this natural disaster. The food packages will provide essential supplies to meet the daily nutritional needs of affected families, while the non-food kits will include important items that can bring some comfort and stability during this difficult period.
KSrelief’s assistance highlights the strong humanitarian ties between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, and it reflects the Kingdom’s ongoing commitment to supporting communities in times of crisis.
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