Emirates to fly 175 tonnes of relief material for flood ravaged Kerala

The goods, including lifesaving boats, blankets and dry food items, will be handed over to the local flood relief and aid organisations for distribution.

Emirates SkyCargo will carry flood relief cargo of more than 175 tons to Kerala, India, joining the UAE community in their support of the people of the Indian state hit by its worst floods for a century.

Over a dozen flights, the Dubai-based air cargo operator will transport the relief goods, which have been donated by various UAE-based businesses and organisations, to Thiruvananthapuram - the nearest open Emirates station to the areas most affected by the flood.

The goods, including lifesaving boats, blankets and dry food items, will be handed over to the local flood relief and aid organisations for distribution.


Kochi International Airport remains closed to airlines after the flooding and is scheduled to reopen on August 29.



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