Six US Relief Flights Scheduled for Pakistan, First Consignment Arrives
Islamabad — Six US relief flights carrying essential supplies, including tents, dewatering pumps, and generators, are scheduled to arrive in Pakistan, according to the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR).
The first flight touched down today, where the US Chargé d’Affaires and the Commander of US ARCENT formally handed over the aid to the Pakistan Army. The relief items will be sent to Army Flood Relief Camps for distribution among affected communities.
The Government and people of Pakistan have expressed their gratitude to the United States for its timely support and solidarity during this difficult period.
Meanwhile, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) organized a two-day consultative session with the United States Disaster Response Group at the National Emergencies Operations Center (NEOC). The talks focused on strengthening joint preparedness through technology-driven rescue operations, early warning systems, and risk financing.
On the first day, the US delegation was led by Deputy Chief of Mission Natalie Baker and Lieutenant General Patrick Frank, Commanding Officer of US ARCENT. On the second day, the briefing was attended by Ivana Vuco, Disaster Expert for Asia, along with her team from the US State Department.
NDMA Chairman Lt General Inam Haider Malik highlighted NEOC’s advanced disaster management capabilities, including early warning alerts, risk communication, coordinated response, and anticipatory action. He also underlined NDMA’s role in global outreach and international relief efforts.
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