You can make use of MIME::Lite Module. It can be used to send single as well as multiple attachments. FOR MULTIPLE ATTACHMENTS : 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use MIME::Lite;

$from = 'qwerty\@erweer.com';
$to = 'abcd\@efgh.com';
$Subject = 'Hello';

# Part using which the attachment is sent to an email #
$msg = MIME::Lite->new(
        From     => $from,
        To       => $to,
        Subject  => $Subject,
        Type     => 'multipart/Mixed',
);
$msg->attach(
      Type     => 'Text', 
      Data     => "The attachment contains your file"
);
$msg->attach(
    Type     => 'Image/gif',
        Path         => "/abcd/M.gif"
);

print "Mail Sent\n";
$msg->send; # send via default

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FOR SINGLE ATTACHMENTS : 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use MIME::Lite;

$from = 'qwerty\@erweer.com';
$to = 'abcd\@efgh.com';
$Subject = 'Hello';

# Part using which the attachment is sent to an email #
$msg = MIME::Lite->new(
        From     => $from,
        To       => $to,
        Subject  => $Subject,
        Type     => 'Image/gif',
        Path         => "/abcd/M.gif"

);
print "Mail Sent\n";
$msg->send; # send via default

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In reply to Re: How do I send an email with Perl (including an attachment)? by Appy16
in thread How do I send an email with Perl (including an attachment)? by Paav

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