AlKhidmat Foundation has sent another major relief shipment to Gaza to support displaced Palestinian families and children affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis. This latest delivery marks the organization’s 37th relief consignment to the region and includes 100 tons of essential aid.
The shipment was dispatched from Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore. According to AlKhidmat officials, the consignment contains 50 tons of medicines to help treat the sick and injured, along with 50 tons of basic relief supplies. These supplies include tents, blankets, and jerrycans, which are urgently needed by families who have lost their homes and are living in temporary shelters.
AlKhidmat said the aid is aimed especially at children, women, and elderly people who are facing severe shortages of food, shelter, and medical care. Many hospitals and clinics in Gaza are struggling due to a lack of supplies, making medical assistance one of the most critical needs.
With this latest shipment, AlKhidmat Foundation has now delivered a total of 5,431 tons of relief assistance to Palestinian families since the start of its humanitarian efforts for Gaza. The organization says it will continue sending aid as long as the crisis continues and resources allow.
AlKhidmat’s relief mission is supported by donations from people across Pakistan and overseas. The foundation has thanked donors and volunteers for their continued trust and support.
Humanitarian groups warn that the situation in Gaza remains extremely difficult, with millions in need of urgent help. AlKhidmat has appealed for more international attention and assistance to protect civilians and ease their suffering during this ongoing crisis.
