India Delivers 2.5 Tons of Medical Aid to Afghanistan After Pakistani Airstrike

DID Press: Randhir Jaiswal announced that a 2.5-ton shipment of emergency medicines, medical kits, and health equipment has been delivered to Kabul to support victims of a recent Pakistani airstrike.

According to Jaiswal, the humanitarian assistance was dispatched by the Ministry of External Affairs of India to help accelerate the recovery of those injured in the attack on a treatment facility.

He emphasized that India stands alongside the people of Afghanistan and will continue providing all possible humanitarian support.

The shipment included essential medicines, consumable medical supplies, and treatment kits, coordinated by Indian authorities and rapidly transported to Kabul in response to urgent medical needs.