The US has dispatched emergency aid to Pakistan as the country faces severe floods. Thousands of families have been displaced, and homes and livelihoods have been destroyed.
According to the US State Department, essential supplies such as food, shelter materials, and life-saving items are being delivered to flood-affected communities. The aid was transported using US Air Force C-17 and C-130 aircraft, which landed at Nur Khan Air Base for distribution by the Pakistani military.
Natalie Baker, Charge d’Affaires of the US Mission in Pakistan, attended the delivery. She expressed sorrow over the loss of lives and property. “The US is deeply saddened by the destruction caused by the floods. We stand with the Pakistani people in this difficult time,” Baker said.
The US Department of State and the US military approved the assistance following a request from the Government of Pakistan. This support aims to strengthen ongoing national relief and rescue operations in the hardest-hit areas.
Authorities in Pakistan emphasized that the timely arrival of US aid will help address urgent needs, including food shortages and shelter for displaced families. Coordination with the Pakistani military ensures that supplies reach the most vulnerable communities quickly.
The devastating floods have prompted several countries to provide assistance, with the US playing a leading role in supporting Pakistan’s emergency response. Officials noted that international cooperation is critical during such crises.
In addition to aid delivery, the US continues to monitor the situation closely, offering technical and logistical support. The goal is to assist Pakistan in stabilizing affected areas and prevent further loss of life.
Residents are urged to follow safety guidelines and cooperate with relief teams. With US support and continued efforts, authorities hope to restore essential services and provide relief to those impacted by the floods.
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