September 8, 2026, Tuesday
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Pakistan sent 100 tons of humanitarian aid for flood victims

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Kathmandu. Pakistan has sent 100 tonnes of humanitarian aid to flood victims in Nepal. Relief materials sent by Pakistan's National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) arrived in Kathmandu on Sunday night.

Those materials were handed over to Nepal at Tribhuvan International Airport on Sunday night itself. Pakistan's Ambassador to Nepal Muhammad Amir Khan handed over the relief materials to Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Mahavir Pun.

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