318 Oxygen Concentrators From US arrive at Delhi Airport

After France, Russia and Britain, America has also extended a helping hand towards India in times of trouble. In view of this, 318 oxygen concentrators from the US reached Delhi Airport on Monday. 

Earlier in the Indian time, late Sunday night, President Joe Biden said that India had sent aid to our hospitals at the start of the epidemic. 

Now that he needs, we stand ready to help. Vice President Kamala Harris said that we are working closely with the Government of India. 

So that during this wave of Corona, help and equipment can be sent as quickly as possible.

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Decided to supply raw material

Before this, the US has decided to supply raw material to India immediately, removing the ban on the raw material of the vaccine. 

CEO of Serum Institute of India (SII), the world's largest pharmaceutical company, Adar Poonawalla had asked US President Joe Biden to remove the ban on raw material exports if we are really serious against Corona.

Questions were being raised

on America's silence. Questions were being raised on America's silence on the deteriorating situation in India. After this, US National Security Advisor (NSA) Jake Sullivan spoke to India's NSA Ajit Doval on Sunday. 

He expressed concern over the growing Corona case in India. Sullivan said that the US will immediately provide the raw materials needed for the Kovishield vaccine being manufactured in India. 

Apart from this, Rapid Test Kit, Ventilators and PPE Kit will also be made available to India by the US.

Expert team will come to India

America is also looking for an option to provide oxygen and related supplies to India immediately. He said the US would send a team of experts who would work closely with the Center for Disease Control (CDC), US Aid, the US Embassy and India's Health Ministry. 

America's Development Finance Corporation (DFC) will fund the Biological E Company to grow, so that the company can produce 10 million vaccines of Kovid-19 in India by the end of 2022.