Oxygen concentrators, ventilators, and medical supplies on the way to India, tweets Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Two transport planes containing oxygen concentrators, ventilators and medical supplies are already on the way to India, Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs tweeted.
Russia is sending oxygen concentrators, ventilators and 22 tonnes of medical supplies to India as assistance during the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Two transport planes are already on the way to India, Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs tweeted.
he two sides are also working on a 2+2 dialogue at a ministerial level, an announcement that came after a telephonic conversation between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin. A statement from the Prime Minister's Office said "the leaders decided to establish a new 2+2 dialogue at Minister level comprising Foreign and Defence Ministers from both countries."
Other countries such as the UK, US and France have also agreed to send liquid oxygen and medical supplies to India to help the country fight the surge in COVID-19 cases. The first consignment of Sputnik V doses is expected to reach India by the end of the month.
