Indian Navy Aircraft Delivers 60,000 Face Masks to Goa

New Delhi: A shipment of 60,000 face masks ordered by Indian Medical Association, Goa to offset the shortfall in the state was airlifted by a naval aircraft.

The shipment was stuck in New Delhi as trucks could not proceed further in the current situation of lockdown.

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A request for facilitating transportation of the masks to Goa was made by the President, Indian Medical Association to the Indian Navy at Goa.

Accordingly, an Ilyushin 38SD (IL-38), a Long Range Maritime Reconnaissance aircraft of the Indian Navy was promptly readied to depart INS Hansa for Delhi on March 27. The collection of the items at Delhi was coordinated by Air Force Station Palam and the aircraft returned to Goa with the masks the same day.

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