The EU expressed deep sympathy for the families of those who lost their lives and for all affected households

(Web Desk): The European Union has announced immediate emergency aid of Rs350 million for flood victims in Pakistan.
According to the EU, the funds are being provided to meet the urgent needs of those affected by the devastating flash floods caused by monsoon rains, which have led to significant loss of life and destruction, leaving many dead or missing.
The EU expressed deep sympathy for the families of those who lost their lives and for all affected households. The aid will be delivered through trusted humanitarian organizations.
The EU stated that the assistance will include life-saving health services and cash support for the most vulnerable and severely affected individuals. “The European Union stands with the people of Pakistan during this difficult time,” the statement added.
Meanwhile, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar received a phone call from the Vice President of the European Union, who expressed condolences over the loss of life due to the floods.
According to the Foreign Office spokesperson, the EU Vice President expressed solidarity with the victims and their families and assured Pakistan of continued support in relief and recovery efforts.
The spokesperson added that the Deputy Prime Minister thanked the EU for its solidarity and assistance and emphasized that Pakistan is among the countries most affected by the climate crisis.

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