Pakistan sent defective goods to Sri Lanka in the name of relief supplies; embassy deletes post after embarrassment

News Topical, Digital Desk : Pakistan has once again become a laughingstock for its actions. Pakistan is facing severe criticism on social media. The neighboring country, struggling financially, extended a helping hand to Sri Lanka and sent expired goods in the name of logistics.

Cyclone Ditwaha, which hit the Bay of Bengal, has caused massive devastation in Sri Lanka. Heavy rains and high seas have caused flooding in Sri Lanka. Pakistan has sent aid supplies to Sri Lanka, images of which are going viral on social media.

Pakistan High Commission's post goes viral

The Pakistan High Commission in Sri Lanka shared these photos on social media, where everyone noticed the expiration date. The incident spread like wildfire online, and Pakistan is now being widely ridiculed.

Sharing a photo of the relief material, the Pakistan High Commission wrote, "Relief supplies from Pakistan have been delivered to our brothers and sisters affected by the floods in Sri Lanka." Upon seeing these photos, users noticed the expiry date, which read ‘October 2024.’

Users made fun of

Reacting to the Pakistan High Commission's post, a user wrote, "Instead of throwing the garbage in the dustbin, Pakistan has sent its expired food to flood-hit Sri Lanka."

Another user commented, "Any shame left?" One user jokingly wrote, "Don't open the comments, Paijaan."

One user expressed doubt over the matter and said, "This contains biscuits made in Sri Lanka. Did this stuff really come from Pakistan?"

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