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2nd US shipment with medical aid lands in Delhi

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2nd US shipment with medical aid lands in Delhi

2nd US shipment with medical aid lands in Delhi

The second US military aircraft loaded with vital medical supplies arrived in Delhi on April 30.

Shipment included medical oxygen cylinders and 7 lakh rapid testing kits.

The first shipment of COVID relief kits arrived today early in the morning.

India reported 3.86 lakh fresh COVID infections in last 24 hours.


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