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Post by : Badri Ariffin
The eighth humanitarian flight from the UAE landed in Colombo today, carrying 1,080 food parcels intended for communities severely impacted by the recent floods. This ongoing airlift underscores the UAE's steadfast support for Sri Lanka during this critical time.
To date, the UAE has supplied more than 116 tonnes of vital supplies, including food, shelter materials, and logistical resources, which are crucial in reaching isolated and flood-stricken areas. This initiative ensures that residents have access to essential items while recovery efforts are in progress.
The operation follows a meticulous plan of persistent air support, enabling field teams to manage and distribute relief effectively in the most affected areas. The strategic approach of the UAE emphasizes swift, large-scale, and efficient logistics, ensuring that aid is provided to those in need promptly.
With every shipment, families affected by the floods not only receive material support but also the assurance of international solidarity, aiding communities in regaining stability and resilience. The continuous supply of resources has significantly strengthened the local relief initiatives, enhancing the efforts of ground teams and volunteers dedicated to restoring normalcy.
The UAE’s humanitarian airbridge stands as a vital lifeline for many, reinforcing the deep connections between the nations and showcasing the significance of global cooperation in disaster response.
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