India Flies Plane Loads Of Medicines To Friends
Millennium Post Delhi|April 10, 2020
India is also keeping watch on drug requirements of Gulf countries.
India Flies Plane Loads Of Medicines To Friends

NEW DELHI: The government was sending drugs to Bhutan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Nepal, Myanmar, Seychelles, Mauritius, and some African countries. One of the early consignments, an Air India plane with 10 tonnes of medicine, was sent to Sri Lanka on Tuesday South Block officials said.

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