Pakistan sends tenth relief shipment to Palestine.

Posted on by Ibtehaj Tahir

On Sunday, Pakistan dispatched its tenth relief consignment of medical supplies for the people of Palestine, according to a statement from the Foreign Office spokesperson. The send-off ceremony took place at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi and was attended by Dr. Darshan, a Member of the National Assembly from Sindh; Additional Foreign Secretary Ambassador Najeeb Durrani; and officials from the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). This shipment is set to arrive in Amman, Jordan, before being delivered to Palestine.

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