COVID-19: Indian Navy ships carrying medical supplies to arrive in Mumbai today
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In order to help India in its fight against COVID-19, three Indian Navy warships carrying oxygen cylinders and medical supplies will arrive in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharashtra from Singapore, Qatar and Kuwait today. The Indian Naval warships will deliver Covid-19 medical supplies including four 27 Metric Tonne oxygen-filled containers, eight 20 T cryogenic oxygen tanks (empty), 900 Filled oxygen cylinders, 3,150 oxygen cylinders (empty), 10,000 Rapid Antigen Test kits, 54 Oxygen concentrators, 450 - PPE kits from Qatar, Kuwait and Singapore, the Indian Navy said.
INS Airavat reaching Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh with (probably the largest consignment by a single platform) consignment of eight 20 T cryogenic oxygen tanks (empty) 3,150 oxygen cylinders (empty), 500 Filled oxygen cylinders, 07 Oxygen concentrators, 10,000 Rapid Antigen Test kits and 450 PPE kits from Singapore.
COVID-19: INS Airavat carrying oxygen cylinders, medical supplies from Singapore to arrive in Vishakhapatnam tomorrow ANI | Updated: May 09, 2021 22:45 IST
New Delhi [India], May 9 (ANI): In order to help India in its fight against COVID-19, Indian Navy tanker ship INS Airavat carrying oxygen cylinders and medical supplies will arrive in Vishakhapatnam from Singapore on May 10.
INS Airavat will be carrying eight 20-tonnes empty cryogenic oxygen cylinders, 3150 oxygen cylinders, 500 Filled oxygen cylinders, 10,000 Rapid Antigen Test kits and 450 PPE kits. Indian Navy tanker ship INS Airavat to arrive in Vishakhapatnam tomorrow from Singapore with eight 20 tonne empty cryogenic oxygen cylinders, 3150 oxygen cylinders, 500 Filled oxygen cylinders, 10,000 Rapid Antigen Test kits and 450 PPE kits, said Indian Navy officials.
Highlights
The Indian Air Force (IAF) continues its efforts towards bringing COVID-19 medical assistance and relief materials to the country.
The IAF’s IL-76 aircraft on Friday airlifted three cryogenic oxygen containers from Singapore and landed at Panagarh Air base, West Bengal.
New Delhi: The Indian Air Force (IAF) continues its efforts towards bringing COVID-19 medical assistance and relief materials to the country. The IAF’s IL-76 aircraft on Friday (May 7, 2021) airlifted three cryogenic oxygen containers from Singapore and landed at Panagarh Air base, West Bengal.
As per the official statement, these relief materials from Singapore, landed in West Bengal, are a part of humanitarian assistance to India in its fight against the second wave of COVID-19.
IAF airlifts oxygen containers land from Singapore
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08 May 2021, 07:27 GMT+10
New Delhi [India], May 8 (ANI): The Indian Air Force (IAF) continues its efforts towards COVID-19 relief as its IL-76 aircraft airlifted three cryogenic oxygen containers from Singapore and landed at Panagarh Air base, West Bengal on Friday, according to an official statement.
An IAF C-17 is also bringing three cryogenic oxygen containers and three pallets of respirators from Israel to Hindan Air base in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.
In India, C-17s airlifted six cryogenic oxygen containers from Hyderabad to Bhubaneswar and three from Chandigarh to Ranchi.
Other C17s are bringing three cryogenic oxygen containers from Hindan to Ranchi, four from Lucknow and Agra to Ranchi, four from Bhopal to Ranchi and Jamnagar and one from Hindan to Bhubaneswar.
IAF airlifted three cryogenic oxygen containers from Singapore (Photo/ANI)
COVID-19: IAF aircraft lands in WB s Panagarh air base with cryogenic oxygen containers from Singapore ANI | Updated: May 08, 2021 06:19 IST
New Delhi [India], May 8 (ANI): The Indian Air Force (IAF) continues its efforts towards COVID-19 relief as its IL-76 aircraft airlifted three cryogenic oxygen containers from Singapore and landed at Panagarh Air base, West Bengal on Friday, according to an official statement.
An IAF C-17 is also bringing three cryogenic oxygen containers and three pallets of respirators from Israel to Hindan Air base in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.
In India, C-17s airlifted six cryogenic oxygen containers from Hyderabad to Bhubaneswar and three from Chandigarh to Ranchi.