Seventh UAE aid flight arrives to support flood-hit communities
The seventh humanitarian aid aircraft sent by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to assist those affected by floods triggered by Cyclone Ditwah arrived in Sri Lanka.
In a statement, the UAE Embassy in Colombo said the UAE continues to extend its support to the people of Sri Lanka through both its air bridge and on-ground relief operations, reaffirming its commitment to helping the country recover from the disaster.The latest consignment includes food supplies and shelter materials, bringing the total volume of relief delivered so far to 89 tones.An integrated UAE relief team—comprising members of the Joint Operations Command, the UAE International Aid Agency, the Emirates Red Crescent, and the UAE Search and Rescue Team of the Abu Dhabi Civil Defense Authority—has been deployed to support ongoing humanitarian efforts.
