Kathmandu— Following devastating flash floods and landslides in Nepal, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has offered condolences and committed to sending emergency relief aid. The offer was made during a telephone conversation with Nepali Prime Minister Balendra Shah on Friday, as Pakistan expresses solidarity with the government and people of Nepal amidst the ongoing crisis. Details regarding the specific nature and quantity of the dispatched assistance have not yet been released.

Condolences and Offer of Support

Prime Minister Sharif conveyed his heartfelt condolences to Prime Minister Shah for the tragic loss of life and widespread devastation caused by the recent floods and landslides. He shared the news of Pakistan’s offer via his social media account on X, emphasizing the country's complete solidarity with Nepal during this difficult time.

Bilateral Communication

The conversation between the two prime ministers occurred Friday, allowing for direct communication regarding the disaster and subsequent aid efforts. Sharif assured Shah of full support from Pakistan and confirmed that emergency relief assistance was being dispatched to contribute to ongoing operations.

Pakistan is proceeding with the dispatch of emergency relief supplies, though specific details about the aid package remain unconfirmed at this time.

(With inputs from RN)

Originally published on abcnews.com.np.