Ministry of Interior (Pakistan)

Draganfly Performs Evacuation, Flood Management, and Demining Missions in Kherson, Ukraine

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Wednesday, June 14, 2023
Interior, Ministry, UAV, CSE, Ministry of Interior (Pakistan), FSE, Dam

Los Angeles, CA., June 14, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Draganfly Inc. (NASDAQ: DPRO) (CSE: DPRO) (FSE: 3U8A) (“Draganfly” or the “Company”), an award-winning, industry-leading drone solutions and systems developer, is pleased to report the expansion of its joint UAV operations with its partner DEF-C, a Ukrainian company involved in the civil and defense sectors, focused on flood mitigation and nationwide demining innovations.

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  • Kherson Civil Administration and Kherson DSNS Emergency Services, which operate under the Ministry of Interior to support evacuation and flood management in the affected regions, called for assistance.
  • Draganfly completed the real-time situation awareness reconnaissance deployment, which was crucial in supporting safe evacuation efforts and effectively reducing response times.
  • Fifteen flights were immediately conducted across 660 acres using RGB/Multispectral and thermal sensors, and the delegation successfully participated in the Kherson community evacuation of injured and vulnerable populations due to flooding.
  • "Draganfly is proud to assist the communities in the Kherson region.

Helping Hand for Relief and Development Launches $15 Million Cash and In-Kind Intervention Campaign for Pakistan Flood Victims

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Wednesday, August 31, 2022
Flood, Health care, Ministry, Food, Safety, View, Interior, Disability, Rehabilitation, Person, INGO, Multimedia, Water, ID, Annual Filing Season Program, Landslide, International, Ministry of Interior (Pakistan), International non-governmental organization, Livestock, Development, Jammu and Kashmir, Physical therapy, Life insurance, Hospital, Education

Unprecedented amounts of rainfall and severe flash floods in 116 out of 160 districts, with 72 declared severe disaster hit districts; have caused a catastrophic humanitarian crisis affecting over 33 million people.

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  • Unprecedented amounts of rainfall and severe flash floods in 116 out of 160 districts, with 72 declared severe disaster hit districts; have caused a catastrophic humanitarian crisis affecting over 33 million people.
  • Helping Hand for Relief and Development's (HHRD), a top 4-Star rated USA NGO also registered in Pakistan with the Ministry of Interior; has announced $15 Million Cash and In-Kind Intervention Short-&-Long-Term Campaign for Pakistan Floods Relief Efforts.
  • From July 14th till August 29th, 2022, HHRD has helped over 72,000 people in 21 Districts.
  • These immediate recuperation efforts continuing; and then long-term rehabilitation & settlement plans are also in place for affected families in the upcoming months & years.