May 14th 2024.
In a display of unwavering support and compassion, India has once again extended a helping hand to the flood-affected people of Kenya. On Tuesday, a military transport aircraft was dispatched to deliver 40 tonnes of much-needed relief materials, including medicines and medical supplies.
The External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, shared the news on his social media platform, ‘X’. He emphasized the strong and enduring partnership between India and Kenya, and how this aid is a testament to that bond. This second batch of HADR (Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief) materials follows the initial delivery made last week.
The devastating floods in Kenya have caused widespread destruction and claimed the lives of 267 people, according to the Kenyan government's data. In the face of such adversity, India has once again stepped up and shown its commitment to standing by its friends in need. This gesture by India has been hailed as a true reflection of the spirit of Vishwabandhu (friend of the world).
Through this aid, India reaffirms its commitment to building a better world and being a global leader in humanitarian efforts. It is a proud moment for the nation as it continues to set an example of being a responsible and compassionate member of the international community. We hope that this assistance will bring much-needed relief and support to the people of Kenya, and help them in their journey towards recovery and rebuilding.
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