An Indian Air Force C-130J aircraft was loaded with relief supplies — including essential medicines — at New Delhi on 2 September 2026, ahead of its departure for flood-affected Nepal as part of India's continuing humanitarian response.
Relief supplies including medicines were loaded onto an Indian Air Force C-130J at New Delhi on 2 September 2026 — marking India's fifth consecutive relief sortie to flood-stricken Nepal in the ongoing disaster response.
The fifth Indian relief aircraft carried an 11-member rescue team along with essential medicines and specialised equipment — totalling 5.5 tonnes of humanitarian cargo — bound for flood-hit Nepal on 2 September 2026.
India loaded essential medicines and specialised rescue equipment onto its fifth relief aircraft on 2 September 2026, deploying an 11-member team to support Nepal's flood-affected communities as part of a sustained bilateral humanitarian effort.