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Pakistan Tuesday transferred seven fresh exchanges from Torkham border, carrying 45 tons of food particulars, downtime apparel family packs, and eight tons of rice and drug, taking the total backing dispatched so far by the country to four C130 loads, 115 exchanges cargo comprising of tons of food, drugs, and harbors for our worried Afghan lines.
The Pak-Afghan Cooperation Forum and Khadija Welfare Trust handed over the seven truckloads of relief goods to Afghan officers at the Torkham Border in Peshawar. Mufti Tariq Masood of the Khadija Welfare Trust and Fresh Assistant Commissioner Ashrafuddin handed over the relief goods to the Raees of Afghanistan Emarat-e-Islami, Muhammad Nasim Ahmadi at Torkham Border, Landikotal in Khyber quarter. The relief goods included robes, bedspreads, diurnal use particulars and edibles.
Muhammad Nasim Ahmadi said over one million children in Afghanistan were faced with food failure and other problems, prompting the United Nations and other countries to give maximum relief goods to Afghans in this hour of need. Ahmadi further said that Pakistan always stood by its Afghan lines for which the Afghan government was thankful to Pakistan. The head of the Khadija Welfare Trust, Mufti Tariq Masood said, “ We offered seven truckloads of relief goods to Afghanistan to minimize the mournings of Afghan lines.” He also appealed to the world community to give every possible backing to the Afghan people at this critical juncture.
