Turkey sends aid to Pakistan after devastating floods
The South Asian country is also seeking help from Turkey as well as the Gulf in relation to its economic crisis.
Turkey is sending aid to Pakistan amid deadly flooding in the country.
The Turkish government has sent seven planes loaded with tents, food, medicine and more to Pakistan so far. They plan to send another two late Tuesday to Karachi’s international airport, the official Anadolu Agency reported.
Turkey’s Red Crescent is also helping distribute food and water in the southwest Balochistan province, while the country’s Relief and Disaster Agency plans to set up a tent city in the southeastern Sindh province, according to the outlet.
The state-owned Associated Press of Pakistan has also reported on the Turkish aid deliveries.
