UNICEF delivers aid for flood-hit children

Karachi: A plane carrying UNICEF aid consisting 32 metric tons of life-saving supplies to help children affected by floods in Pakistan reached Jinnah International Airport Karachi on Sunday night. 

The UNICEF aid was comprised of medicines and health kits.

The aid was received by UNICEF Pakistan field office Prem Chand along with Sindh Health Minister Azra Fazal Pechuho, Sindh health secretary and officials from foreign ministry. 

In its tweet, UNICEF wrote, “Today, UNICEF delivered 32 metric tons of life-saving supplies to help children affected by floods in Pakistan. These will be immediately dispatched to children and families who need them the most in some of the 72 hardest-hit districts.”

Today, UNICEF delivered 32 metric tons of life-saving supplies to help children affected by floods in #Pakistan. These will be immediately dispatched to children and families who need them the most in some of the 72 hardest-hit districts 👉🏽 https://t.co/HH5xbBRR9n#PressRelease pic.twitter.com/jaABZmSkdI

— UNICEF South Asia (@UNICEFROSA) September 4, 2022

Children are amongst the most vulnerable due to the devastating floods in #Pakistan.

While @UNICEF_Pakistan teams work hard to deliver lifesaving supplies to families impacted by the flood, they are also ensuring that children do not miss out on their #polio vaccinations. https://t.co/XeLjZhTxNM

— UNICEF South Asia (@UNICEFROSA) September 5, 2022

One-third of #Pakistan is under water but there isn’t enough safe drinking water.

Heroes like Anmool are on the ground, showing families how to use water purification tablets and hygiene kits supplied by @UNICEF_Pakistan, that will help keep them safe from diseases. pic.twitter.com/T5SG1MDn7D

— UNICEF South Asia (@UNICEFROSA) September 4, 2022