LONDON (Web Desk) King Charles and Queen Camilla have expressed profound sorrow over the devastation caused by Pakistan’s recent monsoon floods, calling the tragedy “truly heart-rending.”
In a heartfelt statement issued on Tuesday, August 20, Their Majesties said they were “desperately saddened” by the tragic loss of lives, homes, and livelihoods, as well as by the helicopter crash during rescue operations.
“The scale of suffering is truly heart-rending, and our thoughts and deepest sympathy are with all those who have lost loved ones, homes and livelihoods,” King Charles said.
He emphasized the deep historical and cultural ties between the UK and Pakistan, noting that countless families in Britain share close bonds with the country. “Alongside them, we send our profound heartfelt condolences to those affected and stand in solidarity with the people of Pakistan during this most difficult time,” he added.
Paying tribute to the extraordinary courage of rescue workers and volunteers, the King and Queen praised their “selfless efforts against overwhelming odds” as a true testament to Pakistan’s resilience and compassion even in its darkest hour.
In closing, Their Majesties offered their “sincere admiration and special prayers” for the people of Pakistan as the nation battles one of the worst flood tragedies in its history.
