ADB announces $3m emergency grant for Pakistan flood relief

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Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Masato Kanda has said that the organisation is ready to provide a $3 million grant for flood relief upon the request of the federal government.

According to a press release, the ADB will use money from its Asia Pacific Disaster Response Fund to support relief efforts.

“Pakistan is experiencing devastating flooding that has displaced families and communities, and ADB stands firmly with Pakistan during this crisis,” said Kanda, who is currently on a three-day visit to Pakistan.

“When disasters strike, we respond quickly to help communities rebuild with dignity. This emergency support reflects our enduring commitment to Pakistan’s people through both immediate humanitarian needs and long-term development.“

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