Locust crop sprayers arrive from UK
By Our Correspondent
August 25, 2020
Islamabad: A total of 40 crop sprayers manufactured by the British company Micron Group were delivered to the National Disaster Management Authority by the UK’s Royal Air Force on Monday morning to help Pakistan tackle the devastating locust outbreak.
The sprayers are part of a larger order made directly by the NDMA, underlining the close UK-Pakistan trading relationship. These are in addition to the 20 sprayers which were sent to Pakistan earlier under a £1m UK aid package to support the Government of Pakistan to tackle the national emergency. The use of the British Military flight allowed the maximum number of sprayers to be delivered in the quickest time possible and without transportation costs for Pakistan.
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