Islamabad: Pakistan has delivered 100 tons of humanitarian aid to flood-stricken regions in Nepal, according to a press release from the Press Information Department. The aid was handed over to Nepali authorities during a ceremony held at Kathmandu’s airport on September 6, 2026.

According to Press Information Department, the relief package was presented by Muhammad Amir Khan, Pakistan’s Ambassador to Nepal, to Mahabir Pun, Nepal’s Minister for Science & Technology. The event was attended by various dignitaries, including Raj Bhandari, Joint Secretary of the SA Division, and senior officials from both Pakistan and Nepal. The ceremony underscores Pakistan’s commitment to supporting Nepal during natural disasters.