India received 2,060 oxygen concentrators, three oxygen generation plants as foreign aid
The Hindu
An official statement of the Union Health Ministry said India has been receiving international donations and aid of COVID-19 relief medical supplies and equipment since April 27, 2021.
India received 2,060 oxygen concentrators, 30,000 vials of Remdesivir, 467 ventilators and three oxygen generation plants from the U.S.-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF), Switzerland, Poland, the Netherlands and Israel on Friday, the government said. An official statement of the Union Health Ministry released on Saturday said that India has been receiving international donations and aid of relief medical supplies and equipment since April 27, 2021 from various countries and organisations. “Cumulatively, 6,608 Oxygen Concentrators, 3,856 Oxygen Cylinders, 14 Oxygen Generation Plants, 4330 ventilators/Bi PAP and about three lakh Remdesivir vials have been delivered/dispatched, from April 27, 2021 to May 7, 2021,” it said.
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