Emirati humanitarian air bridge continuing without stopping .. Seventh UAE aid plane to Afghanistan
The UAE has sent a seventh plane carrying food and medical aid to help the brotherly people of Afghanistan.
The aid was dispatched as part of the UAE's continuous humanitarian efforts to assist the people of Afghanistan in these difficult times, and to address the shortage of medicine and food, impacting citizens there, especially women, children and elderly people.
The UAE has affirmed its commitment to continue supporting the people of Afghanistan through the air bridge flights, launched in line with the wise leadership's directives.
Over 300,000 people, mostly women and children, are expected to benefit form the Emirati humanitarian aid.
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