Another humanitarian aid plane leaves for Turkiye on instructions of Mehriban Aliyeva

Shafiga Nazimgizi
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According to the instructions of Mehriban Aliyeva, the first lady of Azerbaijan, President of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, the next humanitarian aid plane left for the earthquake region of Turkiye last night.

This humanitarian aid includes additional equipment for disaster victims, including heated tents, generators, heating radiators, outdoor heaters, and diesel heaters, as well as supplies and equipment to support search and rescue operations.

Aid sent with the support of Heydar Aliyev Foundation, AzerEnergy OJSC, and Azerishiq OJSC will be delivered to the earthquake region.

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