ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has dispatched 200 tons of humanitarian aid to Sri Lanka by sea after floods and landslides triggered by Cyclone Ditwah killed more than 400 people in the tropical island nation, the Pakistani foreign office said on Tuesday. The move comes after Islamabad said India created hurdles in the aid dispatch by denying airspace clearance and as a result, a special aircraft carrying the goods was held up for over 60 hours.

KARACHI: The Pakistan Navy has extended humanitarian assistance to Sri Lanka after deadly floods battered the island nation this week, the navy’s Directorate General Public…

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s navy on Monday said it had conducted a rescue operation in Colombo to evacuate a Sri Lankan family stranded on a rooftop for five days due to floods and…

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan said on Tuesday India was continuing to block its humanitarian assistance to Sri Lanka, where the confirmed death toll from Cyclone Ditwah’s floods and…

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has dispatched 200 tons of humanitarian aid to Sri Lanka by sea after floods and landslides triggered by Cyclone Ditwah killed more than 400 people in the…

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday said Pakistan would continue to provide all possible assistance to Sri Lanka as the tropical island nation recovers from floods…