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Singapore’s Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan objected to the Delhi Chief Minister’s claim that a highly infectious variant of COVID-19 affecting children came from Singapore.
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Singapore’s Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan objected to the Delhi Chief Minister’s claim that a highly infectious variant of COVID-19 affecting children came from Singapore.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal does not “speak for India”, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar declared on Wednesday after Singapore’s Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan objected to Mr. Kejriwal’s claim that a highly infectious variant of COVID-19 affecting children came from Singapore.
Major international food company partners with IHC in Singapore to provide crucial COVID-19 supplies to India
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Last Updated: May 07, 2021, 02:21 PM IST
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Olam International, headquartered in Singapore, is partnering with Temasek, Temasek Foundation, Singapore Airlines, SATS (Singapore Airport Terminal Services Ltd), Air India, Kerry Logistics, the Pan IIM Alumni Association and the High Commission of India in Singapore to source and airlift essential medical equipment to meet critical oxygen needs in India.
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A major international food and agri-business company in Singapore has partnered with the Indian High Commission and other public and private sector companies to provide crucial medical supplies to help India s fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
Equipment worth Rs 100 crores deployed under Mission Vayu: MCCIA
Pune, May 6 (UNI) Mahratta Chamber of Commerce Industries and Agriculture (MCCIA) on Thursday said that it has deployed 7,800 Oxygen Concentrators, 875 Ventilators and 50,000 Oximeters nation-wide with additional equipment enroute.
Led by Pune Platform for COVID-19 Response, anchored at MCCIA, and supported by ACT Grants and the Swasth Alliance, a release said.
MCCIA has successfully implemented 2 phases of Mission Vayu by donating 7800 oxygen concentrators, 875 BiPaP ventilators, and 50,000 pulse oximeters across India. Mission Vayu is one of the largest civic-led initiatives to support the healthcare infrastructure and tackle the pertaining oxygen shortage across India.
Equipment worth Rs 100 cr gets deployed under Mission Vayu
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07 May 2021, 01:03 GMT+10
Pune (Maharashtra) [India], May 6 (ANI): Pune Platform for COVID-19 Response (PPCR), anchored at Mahratta Chamber of Commerce Industries and Agriculture (MCCIA), supported by ACT Grants and the Swasth Alliance have successfully implemented 2 phases of Mission Vayu by donating 7800 oxygen concentrators, 875 BiPaP ventilators, and 50,000 pulse oximeters across India.
Mission Vayu is one of the largest civic-led initiatives to support the healthcare infrastructure and tackle the pertaining oxygen shortage across India. It is anchored by various corporate partners and foundations including Singapore-headquartered investment firm Temasek and Temasek Foundation. The three-phased project with an estimated investment of Rs 100 crores has been planned, implemented and executed in less than 10 days since its launch. The costs are jointly shared by Temasek, Temasek Foundation, ACT Grants, the Swasth A
COVID-19: Medical equipment worth Rs 100 cr deployed under Mission Vayu across India ANI | Updated: May 06, 2021 20:01 IST
Pune (Maharashtra) [India], May 6 (ANI): Pune Platform for COVID-19 Response (PPCR), anchored at Mahratta Chamber of Commerce Industries and Agriculture (MCCIA), supported by ACT Grants and the Swasth Alliance have successfully implemented 2 phases of Mission Vayu by
donating 7800 oxygen concentrators, 875 BiPaP ventilators, and 50,000 pulse
oximeters across India.
Mission Vayu is one of the largest civic-led initiatives to support the healthcare infrastructure and tackle the pertaining oxygen shortage across India. It is anchored by various corporate partners and foundations including Singapore-headquartered investment firm Temasek and Temasek Foundation.