Turkey sends 24 tons of aid to Afghan flood victims
The Turkish Embassy in Kabul has announced the dispatch of 24 tons of humanitarian aid to assist flood victims in Afghanistan.
In a statement released on its social media platform, the embassy conveyed that the aid has been delivered to the Afghan Red Crescent Society at Maulana Jalaluddin Balkhi Airport in Mazar-e-Sharif, Balkh province.
“We will continue our humanitarian efforts,” affirmed the embassy, “including the dispatch of aid via upcoming relief trains to assist the injured.”
This gesture of support comes in the wake of devastating floods that wrought havoc in the northern provinces of Afghanistan last week, with Baghlan province alone reporting over 300 casualties.
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