MUSCAT: Indian community in Oman has made a generous contribution by sending 30 oxygen concentrators and 100 oxygen cylinders to India.
In a statement issued by the Indian Embassy in Oman said: “We are grateful to the Indian community in Oman for supporting India’s efforts to address the #COVID19 situation through generous contribution of 30 Oxygen Concentrators & 100 Oxygen Cylinders,” embassy said in a statement.
Meanwhile, Oman on Wednesday delivered a consignment of medical supplies, including 36 ventilators, to India which has been reeling under a severe wave of coronavirus pandemic.
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In a statement issued, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Arindam Bagchi thanked His Majesty Sultan Haitham Bin Tarik and the government of Oman. “A strategic partnership rooted in millennia-old friendship. Grateful to H.M. Sultan Haitham bin Tarik & govt of Oman for shipment of 36 ventilators, vital medicines & other medical equipment,” he said.
