India's Continuing Support: Fresh Relief Consignments for Flood-Ravaged Kenya

India dispatched 40 tonnes of medical aid and supplies to Kenya for flood relief efforts. This second batch follows an earlier delivery of assistance. The aid was sent on a military aircraft as part of humanitarian assistance. Kenya has been severely impacted by floods, resulting in numerous fatalities.

India on Tuesday sent fresh consignments of relief materials containing 40 tonnes of medicines and other supplies for the flood affected people of Kenya.

The HADR (Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief) consignments were sent to the African nation in a military transport aircraft.

''The second tranche of HADR material containing 40 tonnes of medicines, medical supplies and other equipment to assist flood victims leaves for Kenya. Standing up for a historical partnership, a Vishwabandhu to the world,'' External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar posted on 'X'.

The first batch of relief materials was delivered to that country last week.

Several parts of Kenya have been reeling under devastating floods that killed at least 267 people, according to Kenyan government statistics.