Relief goods sent for IDPs

Published August 7, 2014

RAWALPINDI: Another convoy of 15 trucks loaded with relief goods was sent by the Rawalpindi Corps on Wednesday for the displaced people of North Waziristan.

The third consignment contained flour, rice, ghee, sugar, powdered milk, dates, pulses, water coolers, clothes, crockery, biscuits, candies and juices weighing about 120 tons.

According to ISPR, 660 tons of ration have been dispatched by Rawalpindi Corps so far.

Published in Dawn, August 7th, 2014

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