Company news

It is reported that at 2:04 p.m. on May 4, his Majesty the king gave Privy Council minister girayu as a representative to deliver anti epidemic materials supported by his Majesty the king and his Royal Highness the queen, including oxygen generators, oxygen cylinders and equipment, to he Mrs. Suchitra durai, Indian Ambassador to Thailand, in the 6th squadron of the air force general command.

This batch of anti epidemic materials will be transported by the Thai air force. A 19 transport plane (a 340 – 500) will be sent to the Thai Embassy in New Delhi to welcome the anti epidemic materials supported by his Majesty the king and her Royal Highness the queen. It is stipulated to leave Thailand at about 7 a.m. this morning and return to Thailand on the same day.

In addition to the support of the Thai royal family, the anti epidemic materials provided by the Thai Indian Association, the Thai Indian Chamber of Commerce and the Alumni Association of the Indian Institute of technology in Thailand, including 70 oxygen generators, 300 oxygen cylinders and 200 sets of oxygen control devices, hoping to alleviate the hypoxia problem in India to a certain extent. The donated oxygen generators are zy-5aw and zy-8aw medical oxygen generators produced by yamina company.

In addition, after novel coronavirus pneumonia missions were completed, the Air Force transport aircraft returned to Thailand to receive treatment after receiving the mission of transporting anti epidemic materials. The Thailand Department of health, Ministry of health, will coordinate the provision of medical services by the Thailand citizens who are intending to return to Thailand. The air force transport department will also be sent to Thailand.

The outbreak of the novel coronavirus pneumonia in India is in a critical situation. Hundreds of thousands of new infections have been committed on a single day, resulting in a shortage of medical supplies and a shortage of medical oxygen. India authorities are stepping up the establishment of a vaccination center, especially in New Delhi. At present, many countries have extended a helping hand to India, including Britain, the United States and Germany, sending anti epidemic materials to India to help its citizens solve the epidemic crisis.