• Pakistan dispatched medical, rescue teams to Syria
• The teams were sent at the instructions of PM
• The PM also expressed regret over the loss of lives

ISLAMABAD: The government of Pakistan has dispatched medical and rescue teams, including relief supplies, to the earthquake victims in Syria.

Following the instructions of the prime minister, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has dispatched 20-member medical and rescue teams for the quake-hit Syria.

The relief delegation for Syria consists of 10 doctors from PIMS and a 10-member rescue team from CDA, while relief supplies have also been sent to Damascus along with the teams.

The supplies include 131 winter family tents and 3,966 kilograms of medicine, but the rescue team will participate in urban search and rescue operations in the affected areas of Syria.

It should be noted that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had assured the Syrian Prime Minister of all possible support.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also expressed deep sorrow and regret over the loss of lives and property caused by the earthquake in Syria.

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