Pakistan has allowed World Health Organization (WHO) to use Islamabad airport for relief activities in Afghanistan.
According to details, the foreign ministry has conveyed a request from the World Health Organization (WHO) to provide space for operating its helicopter flight from the Islamabad airport for the delivery of relief goods to Afghanistan.
According to the CAA, the authority permitted the use of the airport, and the WHO helicopter onboard an eight-member delegation of the World Food Programme (WFP) will reach Islamabad today.
The CAA said that members of the WFP would have to completely follow the COVID SOPs enforced in the country for travelers.
On 29th Ayguest, Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) allowed a United Nations (UN) delegation from Bangkok to land at Islamabad airport, easing travel restrictions on inbound passengers from countries in the third (C) category.
The notification in this regard was issued by the deputy director of air transport of the CAA.
