Islamabad: Pakistan has offered to provide ventilators and other relief materials to India to help fight the deadly wave of Covid-19 and said that both countries have emerged as challenges due to the global epidemic. To explore possible ways of further cooperation to deal with it.
The Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Saturday night saying that Pakistan is ready to send some special materials as soon as the modalities are known. “In view of the current wave of Covid-19 in solidarity with the people of India, Pakistan offered to assist India with ventilators, B-PAP and digital X-ray machines, PPE and other related items,” the statement said. is.
It said that the relevant authorities in Pakistan and India can work out the modalities for quick supply of relief supplies. “They (officials) can find ways of further cooperation to meet the challenges faced by the global pandemic,” the statement said. The offer was made after Prime Minister Imran Khan showed solidarity with the people of India. He said, “We have to fight this global challenge faced by humanity together.”
