Ambulance donation from Pakistan

http://www.nation.co.ke A Humanitarian organization, Overseas Pakistanis Global Foundation Africa will donate 12 ambulances to marginalized communities in Kenya. The donation is part of the 25 ambulances that will be donated to marginalized communities in East African Countries. This was announced in Mombasa by Pakistan High Commissioner to Kenya Saqlain Sydah during the handing over of an ambulance donated to the Star of Hope Association of Kenya. During the event organized by the Overseas Pakistani Global Foundation Africa, Ms Sydah said Kenya will receive 12 ambulances while the rest will be distributed to other countries in East Africa. The envoy said already 17 ambulances have been purchased and donated to various marginalized communities in the region. Ms Syday hailed the cordial relationship between Pakistan and Kenya saying despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the trade between the two countries grew by 1.5 per cent last year. “Kenya is among the biggest importer of Pakistani’s rice while we are the largest importer of Kenyan tea,” added the High Commissioner. The Chairperson of the Star of Hope Association of Kenya Harun Said disclosed that the Pakistani community in Kenya is planning to construct a 200-bed capacity ultra-modern hospital in Isiolo County.