India sends aid to cyclone-hit Madagascar

Madagascar has been hit by a cyclone and there has been heavy flooding and landslides since last month, causing loss of lives and displacement of a number of people.

The Prime Minister, H.E. Christian Ntsay accepted the relief materials from Ambassdor Abhay Kumar.
NEW DELHI: India has sent relief supplies to cyclone-hit Madagascar using its naval ship INS Airavat, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Sunday. In a tweet, Jaishankar said India was an early responder to the natural disaster that hit the island nation.

"INS Airavat delivers relief supplies to cyclone-hit #Madagascar. #SAGAR Policy at work - India as an early responder," he said in a tweet.



Madagascar has been hit by a cyclone and there has been heavy flooding and landslides since last month, causing loss of lives and displacement of a number of people.

According to reports, more than 92,000 people have been affected.
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