Plane from China carrying epidemic relief material lands at Karachi airport

ISLAMABAD (92 News) – The first plane carrying epidemic relief material from China has arrived at the Karachi airport, National Disaster Management Authority spokesperson said. According to the details garnered, the supplies include one million face masks, including N-95 masks, the spokesperson said. Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah was also at the airport, alongside NDMA officials who received all the equipments. “A plane bound for Pakistan carrying N95 and surgical masks sponsored by China's @JackMa Foundation and the Alibaba Foundation has taken off. China is standing together with Pak through thick and thin！#COVID_19 #ChinaPakSolidarity @ForeignOfficePk @MFA_China.”  

A plane bound for Pakistan carrying N95 and surgical masks sponsored by China's @JackMa Foundation and the Alibaba Foundation has taken off. China is standing together with Pak through thick and thin！🇨🇳🇵🇰#COVID_19 #ChinaPakSolidarity @ForeignOfficePk @MFA_China pic.twitter.com/N2eIUCM060

— Chinese Emb Pakistan (@CathayPak) March 25, 2020

The necessary medical equipment has been sponsored by Chinese businessman Jack Ma’s Foundation and the Alibaba Foundation has taken. The official Twitter account of the Chinese Embassy in Pakistan tweeted out pictures of the consignment and said that China was standing together with Pakistan through thick and thin.