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The aid being dropped comprises pallets of food—specifically rice, flour, and baby formula—each weighing approximately a ton. Each aircraft is loaded with about eight such pallets, amounting to roughly eight tons of aid per flight. Notably absent are medical supplies; the focus appears to be on immediate food relief. These drops are less than what could be delivered by road if logistics permitted, emphasizing logistical and security constraints faced by aid organizations.