Pakistan Flood Relief: China Delivers Third Consignment to NDMA Warehouse

Pakistan has received the third consignment of flood relief from China. The shipment includes 100 boats, 5,000 tents, and 8,000 blankets.The goods arrived by sea at Karachi and were moved to the NDMA warehouse. They will be distributed according to assessed needs in flood-affected areas.

Details of All Aid Consignments from China

The third consignment adds to the earlier shipments that have been crucial in providing relief to affected populations. The first consignment, received on September 28, 2025, included 9,000 blankets and 300 tents. The second consignment, delivered on October 4, 2025, contained 16,000 blankets, 700 tents, 1,000 life jackets, and 4,000 sleeping bags.

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With the arrival of the third shipment, the total humanitarian assistance from China now stands at:

• 33,000 blankets

• 6,000 tents

• 100 boats

• 1,000 life jackets

• 4,000 sleeping bags

These resources are being distributed strategically by the NDMA to ensure they reach the most vulnerable communities affected by flooding.

NDMA Response and Distribution Efforts

The NDMA has reiterated its commitment to mobilize all available resources for relief and rehabilitation. The authority emphasized that aid distribution would strictly follow ground assessments and evolving situational requirements, ensuring the effective delivery of critical resources to flood-affected populations.

According to the NDMA, the collaboration with China has significantly strengthened Pakistan’s flood response capabilities. Boats, tents, blankets, and other relief items are being deployed in areas where floodwaters have caused displacement, infrastructure damage, and shortages of basic necessities.

Impact of Pakistan flood relief

Pakistan faced extensive flooding during the monsoon season, which inundated numerous localities, displaced thousands of families, and resulted in both financial and human losses. The floods affected millions, leaving many residents dependent on relief camps and temporary shelters.

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The NDMA has reported that, as of the latest assessments, around 350,000 individuals have returned to their homes from relief camps. In Sindh, some people continue to reside in temporary shelters, but as floodwaters recede, authorities expect them to return home shortly. Distribution of food and relief items is ongoing to ensure no affected area is left unattended.

Government Actions and Rehabilitation Plans

On September 27, 2025, the NDMA chairman briefed Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on the current situation and rehabilitation plans via video link from the United States. The briefing highlighted the need for continuous support to affected families, ongoing distribution of essential supplies, and the importance of assessing crop and property losses.

The Punjab government received special commendation during the meeting for taking exemplary steps to rehabilitate flood-affected communities. Additionally, strategies to support farmers and restore agricultural productivity were discussed. The Prime Minister directed that a comprehensive report on damage assessment be compiled and submitted within a week to guide further relief and rehabilitation measures.

Conclusion

The third consignment of flood relief goods from China underscores the strong humanitarian cooperation between Pakistan and China. With the NDMA coordinating distribution according to assessed needs, the affected populations are receiving timely and targeted assistance. Continued collaboration, efficient resource mobilization, and strategic rehabilitation planning remain crucial for supporting Pakistan’s recovery from recent flood disasters.