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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister’s Special Representative for Interfaith Harmony and Middle East Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi, emphasizing the need to accelerate the relief activities, Thursday urged the Muslim world’s aid agencies to help the flood victims in Pakistan.
Speaking to APP, Ashrafi who is also the chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council promised the development charities that they would receive every assistance necessary to carry out relief and recovery efforts in the areas of the nation affected by the floods.
He continued, “His august office and state institutions are always available to those organisations and persons wish to support the people experiencing critical situations because of monsoon rains and flash floods in the country.
In addition, he urged the government apparatus to enhance its coordination and collaboration with local, national, and international humanitarian organisations that sought to conduct relief operations in flood-affected areas.
He thanked the Saudi government for taking unprecedented steps to assist Pakistan’s flood victims and noted that the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has already sent hundreds of tonnes of relief items, including food, shelters, and medical supplies to the afflicted areas.
