To aid flood victims, the 4th & 5th Saudi relief air bridge aircraft arrive in Pakistan.

Karachi. The fourth and fifth Saudi charity flights, carrying 60 tons of supplies for 8,424 people, including tents, blankets, shelter kits, food baskets, and dates, touched down in Karachi, Pakistan, on Friday.

The aircraft are part of the Saudi assistance air bridge sent by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) to assist citizens in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan who have been impacted by flooding and rain.

The air bridge is also a result of the Crown Prince’s oversight and the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman’s commands.

The National Disaster Management Authority in Pakistan received the relief, which would be given to those in need across a number of provinces.

This help is a component of the humanitarian initiatives and activities Saudi Arabia, as shown by KSrelief, is supporting on behalf of a number of nations.