The world’s largest cargo aircraft flown from the UK to help India, bringing oxygen generators and ventilators

The world’s largest cargo aircraft flown from the UK to help India, bringing oxygen generators and ventilators.

The world’s largest cargo aircraft, along with three 18 -tonne oxygen generators and a thousand ventilators, flew from Belfast, Northern Ireland, on Friday as part of the latest effort to help India combat the covid-19 pandemic. The British govt gave this information.

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) said airport personnel worked hard throughout the night and loaded life-saving medicines on the giant Antonav 124 aircraft. The FCDO itself has provided funds for this supply. According to the FCDO, the aircraft is expected to reach Delhi at eight in the morning on Sunday. With the help of Indian Red Cross, this supply will be transferred from here to hospitals.