An Indian Air Force C-130 aircraft departed New Delhi on 28 August 2026 carrying 10 tonnes of essential relief supplies — including medicines and food items — for communities affected by devastating flash floods in Nepal.
The Indian Air Force dispatched a C-130 transport aircraft from New Delhi on 28 August 2026, loaded with 10 tonnes of relief material including medicines and food to assist Nepal flood victims.
Nepal has been struck by devastating flash floods, prompting India to mobilise an Indian Air Force C-130 carrying 10 tonnes of essential supplies — medicines and food — departing New Delhi on 28 August 2026.
On 28 August 2026, India airlifted 10 tonnes of humanitarian supplies aboard an Indian Air Force C-130 from New Delhi to support Nepal communities reeling from severe flash flood damage.
A third relief flight carrying 10 tonnes of aid — including portable generator sets, dignity kits, food packets, and water purification tablets — departed for Kathmandu on 28 August 2026, along with an 11-member team of doctors, paramedics, and a reconnaissance unit for tunnel rescue operations.