NEW DELHI: Reeling from a devastating wave of coronavirus cases, India has taken delivery of about 80 metric tons of oxygen from Saudi Arabia to help alleviate a critical shortage of the emergency gas.
Images of the first consignment of cryogenic tanks and medical-grade oxygen cylinders destined for an Indian port prompted an outpouring of gratitude and relief on Indian social media.
The acute shortage of oxygen in India underlines the severity of the coronavirus crisis ravaging the world’s second most populous country. Fragile supply chains have failed to keep pace with surging demand, piling pressure on health systems, crematoriums and the federal government.
Time for Pakistan to make choices between terror groups or action, says Afghan President Ashraf Ghani
Time for Pakistan to make choices between terror groups or action, says Afghan President Ashraf Ghani
Islamabad Has To Make Clear Choice Or Pay A Price Under The USâs New South Asia Policy If It Does Not Stop Funding Terror Groups, Said Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani Lambasting Pakistan For Supporting Terrorism At Vivekananda International Foundation Think Tank In New Delhi.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Deepak Mahato | Updated on: 25 Oct 2017, 09:38:42 AM
New Delhi:
Islamabad has to make clear choice or pay a price under the USâs new South Asia policy if it does not stop funding terror groups, said Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani lambasting Pakistan for supporting terrorism at Vivekananda International Foundation think tank in New Delhi.
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Amid a rise in the number of COVID-19 cases across the country, an Indian think tank has urged US President Joe Biden s administration to ease the global vaccine supply chain
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New Delhi: With pressure continuing to build on the US to send more medical supplies to India and ease restrictions on certain critical items, Washington has expressed concern over the evolving situation and offered help.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan both said the US will ârapidly deploy additional supportâ to help India tide over this crisis.
India is reeling under an unprecedented situation with the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic claiming hundreds of lives daily.
âOur hearts go out to the Indian people in the midst of the horrific COVID-19 outbreak. We are working closely with our partners in the Indian government, and we will rapidly deploy additional support to the people of India and India’s health care heroes,â Blinken said in a tweet.