The world's largest cargo plane is coming to India with oxygen

 London: The world's largest cargo plane has departed from Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland. The UK plane left for India on Friday with 18 tonnes of oxygen generators and 1,000 ventilators, official sources said.

The Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) said crews worked overnight to load the plane with life-saving items. Then the huge Antonov 124 aircraft was able to be loaded. It is scheduled to land at Delhi Airport by 8 am on Sunday. They will then be sent to the hospital on behalf of the Indian Red Cross. Three 40-foot oxygen containers can produce 500 meters of oxygen per minute.

From here 50 people can take oxygen at once. Dominic Babb, the UK's foreign secretary, said oxygen was being sent to India from Northern Ireland. It will be sent to hospitals across the country so that Kovid patients can use it. India and the United Kingdom are fighting this epidemic together. No one is safe unless everyone is safe.

Last month, the United Kingdom sent 200 ventilators and 495 oxygen concentrators to India. It was funded by FCDO. This package was sent to the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and it was sent by the Health Service of Northern Ireland. DHSC has given 1 thousand ventilators. "The situation in India is dire," said Matt Hancock, the UK's health secretary. We are with our friends in this challenge. ”

First aid arrived in India on Friday morning from the Netherlands. The first shipment of 449 ventilators, 100 oxygen concentrators and Covid-19 relief supplies arrived in India on the same day.The first shipment of 449 ventilators, 100 oxygen concentrators and other medical supplies arrived in India from the Netherlands, Arindam Bagchi, a spokesman for the Ministry of External Affairs, wrote on his official Twitter handle. The Netherlands has promised to provide the rest of the medical equipment in the coming days. The support of our friend the Netherlands is invaluable to us.