India sends eighth relief flight to Nepal, deploys 54 experts for rescue efforts
Summary
India has sent its eighth Air Force relief flight to Nepal, delivering more than 130 tonnes of aid and deploying 54 experts to support rescue, relief and forensic operations after the devastating flash floods. The assistance includes shelter materials, rescue equipment, DNA kits and generators, with teams working at Chilime, Langtang and laboratories in Kathmandu.
Key Points
- India has sent more than 130 tonnes of relief materials to Nepal through eight special flights since August 26.
- Fifty-four experts have been deployed to support rescue, relief and forensic operations after the flash floods.
- Specialized tunnel rescue teams are working with the Nepali Army at Chilime and Langtang, while the search is now focused on Chilime.
- Indian forensic teams are analyzing DNA samples in Kathmandu using equipment and kits supplied by India.
