PNS Zulfiquar reaches flood-hit Sri Lanka with service goods
A Pakistan Navy officer distributes edibles among a replaced people of Sri Lanka’s flood-affected areas. PHOTO: Pakistan Navy
Pakistan Navy Ship (PNS) Zulfiquar has reached flood-hit Sri Lanka to yield charitable assistance and disaster relief.
Flooding and landslides have killed during slightest 200 people and left hundreds of others blank in Sri Lanka as a monsoon set in on Friday, transfer record rainfalls in many tools of a island.
Over 77,000 have been replaced and over 1,500 homes destroyed
PNS Zulfiquar has reached Colombo carrying service goods, paramedical comforts and medicines.
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The service products include fresh and dry rations, bedding equipment, medicines and suctions pumps.
The Pakistan Navy has set adult several medical camps in a influenced areas where medical officers and paramedical staff are treating a flood-hit population.
PNS Zulfiquar doctors inspect flood-affected people during one of their medical camps in Sri Lanka. PHOTO: Pakistan Navy
The ship’s teams are providing assistance in decontaminating celebration H2O in wells regulating special equipment.
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The ship’s diving teams are clearing under-water obstructions from rivers. Its embarked helicopter, Alouette, that can lift heavy loads, and high speed rescue boats are being used for rescue operations.
The Sri Lankan domestic and troops leaderships have lauded a Pakistan Navy’s swift response and voiced thankfulness to a people of Pakistan in ubiquitous and a Pakistan Navy in particular.
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1423930/pns-zulfiquar-reaches-flood-hit-sri-lanka-relief-goods/