The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) of Pakistan has advanced in its efforts to assist the recently displaced Turkish and Syrian brothers and sisters who were impacted by the earthquake. Over 1221 tonnes of relief supplies were recently transported off by the NDMA from the South Asia Pak Terminal in Karachi in 65 containers.
The cargo ship is transporting 15,000 ration bags for Syria in 24 containers and 41 containers filled with 8,200 winterized tents for Turkey. The supplies will be delivered to Syria by the end of March 2023 and Turkiye on March 23–24. The NDMA is leading extensive relief efforts by utilizing all possible transportation methods, including air, sea, and land.
The NDMA has additionally declared that soon, special chartered freight flight operations will start in order to help individuals impacted by the earthquake. Moreover, help will be delivered to Turkiye using the belly space of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) regular flights.
The NDMA is always trying to help the impacted areas. One of the many initiatives made by the NDMA to assist individuals who have been impacted by the earthquake is the recent distribution of relief supplies. The NDMA has received recognition for its initiatives and commitment to helping those in need.
Tents and ration bags, which are necessary supplies for those who have been displaced, are among the assistance items shipped by NDMA. The NDMA’s efforts to assist the displaced Turkish and Syrian brothers and sisters are admirable and show Pakistan’s citizens’ dedication to helping their neighbors in need.
