(APP) – Along with the Pakistan Army and Navy, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) is actively participating in rescue and relief operations in flood-affected areas of Balochistan.
According to a PAF media release, during the operations, PAF transport aircraft transported 77,860 pounds of relief goods to flood-affected areas that were cut off by road due to heavy rains and flash floods.
Airlifted relief supplies include rations, tents, food items, medicines, drinking water, blankets, and essential machinery. Despite inclement weather conditions throughout the country, particularly in flood-affected areas, PAF pilots used all of their skills to meet the nation’s expectations during this difficult time.
Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, Chief of the Air Staff of Pakistan Air Force, has directed the respective branches of the PAF to exert maximum effort in relief and rescue operations for the flood-affected people of Balochistan. PAF helicopters have also been deployed in flood-affected areas as part of the Army Aviation and Pakistan Navy helicopter fleets.
Related posts:
Jam Kamal, the chief minister of Balochistan, has resigned as the head of the Balochistan Awami Party (BAP).
Two people are injured in a blast in Hazar Ganji, Quetta.
Bombing in Quetta’s Zarghoon Road, two officers were killed.
Three people were killed and 15 others were injured in Quetta blast.
Jam Kamal claims he is unconcerned about the no-confidence move.
Six people are injured in a blast in Quetta’s Nawa Killi.
PPP leader was one of five people murdered in a shooting in Mastung.
Six terrorists are killed by the CTD in Quetta.
The younger brother of Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani was killed in a car accident.
Prime Minister Imran Khan will visit Gwadar on July 5, to oversee development projects.
PM Imran Khan, has stated that he is considering reaching out to rebel organisations in Balochistan.
The US is willing to work with Pakistan to solve climate change challenges: Kerry, John