Shortly before 9:00 a.m. local time on October 8th, 2005, a powerful earthquake hit the Kashmir region of Pakistan, killing more than 80,000 people while destroying villages, causing landslides, blocking roads, and collapsing schools, hospitals, homes and other buildings. The Pakistani Government asked NATO for assistance not just for those injured during the earthquake, but also to prevent a second wave of fatalities due to the lack of food, proper medical care and shelter. NATOÕs Disaster Relief Operation was a direct and tailored response to the request of the Pakistani Government and was focused on providing assistance as quickly as possible. The NRF Deployable Joint Task Force (DJTF) HQ was deployed to Islamabad on October 24th. Its task: to pave the way for the arrival of the forces and to co-ordinate with Pakistani authorities. The Spanish-led Land Component Command of the NRF controlled operations in the earthquake zone. The advance elements of a Dutch medical team arrived on October 29th and moved to the Bagh area, where they immediately began treating hundreds of people a day. On November 9th, the team opened a field hospital and went on to set up mobile medical units in the Bagh area once they were reinforced by British, Czech and French medical personnel. NATO engineering teams from Italy, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom, supporting Pakistani efforts to repair roads and build shelters and medical facilities, joined the Canadian Disaster Assistance Relief Team (DART) and a Lithuanian water purification team, already working in the vicinity of Bagh. NATO helicopters, among them four German CH-53 heavy-lift transport helicopters, and a Luxembourg Air Rescue helicopter, flew relief goods daily to remote mountain villages and evacuated victims before the winter set in. During the NATO Disaster Relief Mission some 1,000 engineers and supporting staff, as well as 200 medical personnel, worked in Pakistan . The mission officially came to an end on Fe
Whether it is the end of your semester and you are planning to visit Pakistan or you just got married and wish to explore the country with your life partner, don’t forget to visit the capital of Pakistan i.e. Islamabad. You can have amazing and unforgettable holidays with our excellent travelling services. See Pakistan Tours takes the clients to the most beautiful and breathtaking places of Islamabad. No matter what package you choose, we offer the best travel services including ground transportations rent a car Islamabad, hotel stay, air tickets, and much more. The city has many tourist attraction, following are the most iconic places of Islamabad.
Shah Faisal Mosque
Most people of Pakistan know about this place. Shah Faisal Mosque is an amazing artwork which is visited by numerous localists and foreigners. This is a must-visit-place of Islamabad and you can reach there easily with our excellent Islamabad rent a car service. The Mosque is one of the most beautiful Mosques in the world which is located in the Margalla Hills. The Mosque was built under the supervision of late Shah Faisal of Saudia Arabia, it is a gift from him to the Pakistanis.
Daman-e-Koh
Another beautiful place of the capital of Pakistan is Daman-e-Koh which is also located in the Margalla Hills. When you stand on top of Daman-e-Koh, you are able to see the outstanding view of Islamabad city. The main picnic point of this place is Prisohawa where you find many tourists whether you go in daylight or at night. The place is more stunning when you visit it at night so rent a car Islamabad from us and enjoy the glamorous view of this place.
Rawal Lake
One of the most common dams in the country was built on this lake that is Rawal Dam, this is why the beautiful place is called as Rawal Lake. Saying that this is one of the most visiting places in Islamabad wouldn’t be wrong. It is enriched with beautiful scenic views and you can enjoy fishing, picnic, and boating with your dear ones at this lake. So, get yourself Islamabad rent a car service and have an amazing time with your friends and family.
Shakarparian Hills
This is the second most famous place to visit in Islamabad which is situated near zero point. From the beautiful hills, you can see both Islamabad and Rawalpindi clearly without any hassle. There are many rent a car Islamabad services which you can avail to visit this place. When tourists come to this place, they plant a tree as a symbol of friendship. The visitors have a mutual belief that it strengthens the relationship between citizens of the country.
Margalla Hills
On top, we have Margalla Hills, the most iconic and popular place of Islamabad which is covered with fog in winter and give away refreshing view in Summer. The place is known as the heart of Islamabad. This is a perfect place for hiking lovers and people who love adventures. No matter what weather you choose to visit this place, it is always pleasant. Book an Islamabad rent a car and enjoy the breathtaking views and hiking at this place.
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