Yangon: Pakistan has delivered a second consignment of emergency relief aid to Myanmar, aimed at supporting communities affected by a recent earthquake. This shipment was officially handed over by Pakistan’s Ambassador to Myanmar, Imran Haider, to the Chief Minister of the Yangon Region at Yangon International Airport.

The latest shipment includes 35 tons of essential goods, increasing the total relief assistance from Pakistan to Myanmar to 70 tons following the natural disaster. The operation was conducted under the directives of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, with the National Disaster Management Authority overseeing the coordination and timely dispatch of the aid.

This effort underscores Pakistan’s ongoing commitment to providing humanitarian support to the people of Myanmar impacted by the earthquake.