Delhi airport handled 25 flights carrying 300 tonnes of COVID relief cargo in last 5 days
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Delhi airport handled 25 flights carrying 300 tonnes of COVID relief cargo in last 5 daysPTI
Last Updated: May 03, 2021, 01:53 PM IST
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India is struggling with the second wave of the coronavirus infection as hospitals in several states are reeling under a severe shortage of drugs, oxygen and beds.
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These flights brought in over 5,500 oxygen concentrators, approximately 3,200 oxygen cylinders, over 9,28,000 masks, 1,36,000 remdesivir injections, which are required in view of a massive surge in COVID-19 cases in the country, the statement noted.
The Delhi international airport handled 25 flights carrying 300 tonnes of COVID-19 relief cargo in the last five days, its operator, DIAL, said on Monday. The airport has set up a 3,500 square metre dedicated logistics facility, called Jeevoday warehouse , for interim storage and distribution of the relief materials, the
Most of the relief flights were conducted by IAF aircraft
India is struggling with the second wave of the coronavirus as hospitals in several states are reeling under a severe shortage of drugs, oxygen, and beds. The cargo came from various countries like the US, United Kingdom, UAE, Uzbekistan, Thailand, Germany, Qatar, China, etc. Most of the relief flights were conducted by Indian Air Force (IAF) aircraft, the statement noted.
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The flights brought in over 5,500 oxygen concentrators, approximately 3,200 oxygen cylinders, over 9,28,000 masks, 1,36,000 Remdesivir injections, which are required in view of a massive surge in COVID-19 cases in the country.
Most of the relief flights were conducted by Indian Air Force aircraft. (Representational)
New Delhi:
The Delhi international airport handled 25 flights carrying 300 tonnes of COVID-19 relief cargo in the last five days, its operator, DIAL, said today.
The airport has set up a 3,500 square metre dedicated logistics facility, called
Jeevoday warehouse , for interim storage and distribution of the relief materials, the Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) said in a statement.
India is struggling with the second wave of the coronavirus infection as hospitals in several states are reeling under a severe shortage of drugs, oxygen and beds. In a span of just 5 days April 28 to May 2 - Delhi airport has handled around 25 COVID relief flights totalling around 300 tonnes cargo, originating from various countries like the US, United Kingdom, UAE, Uzbekistan, Thailand, Germany, Qatar, Hong Kong, China etc, the statement noted.
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