প্রকাশ: 05/07/2022
Bangladesh has sent humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan,
where a strong earthquake claimed over 1,000 lives last month.
A C130-J aircraft of the Bangladesh Air Force took off with
emergency relief materials, including medicines, blankets, dry food and tents,
on Tuesday and will hand them over to the Afghan government, the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs said in a release.
The powerful earthquake hit eastern Afghanistan on 22 June,
killing over a thousand people and injuring more than 2,000 others. The quake
flattened hundreds of homes, triggering food, water, housing and medicine
crisis.
In this context, the government of Bangladesh decided to
send a significant amount of dry food (biscuits, noodles, powdered milk),
blankets, tents and humanitarian aid to the government of Afghanistan,
according to the release.
Following the guidance of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the
relief materials are being sent with the active participation and cooperation
of the armed forces under the overall supervision of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs.
The assistance is a manifestation of the PM’s commitment to
the collective prosperity of South Asia and its people, the Ministry said.
- UNB
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