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SpiceJet lands with 700 oxygen concentrators in Delhi

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SpiceJet lands with 700 oxygen concentrators in Delhi

SpiceJet lands with 700 oxygen concentrators in Delhi

Air cargo arm of SpiceJet, Spice Express airlifted medical supplies from Guangzhou to New Delhi on May 03 as the national capital is reeling under oxygen shortage amid the horrific second wave of COVID-19 pandemic.

SpiceJet's B737 aircraft brought in 700 oxygen concentrators.


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