KABUL (Pajhwok): The government on Saturday said 1.6 tonnes of medical aid was delivered to Afghanistan from India on a KamAir flight that also carried 85 Afghans who had been stranded in the country due to non-availability of flights.
Government Deputy Spokesman Inamullah Samangani wrote on his Twitter account that the 85 people were flown into the country on a Kam Air flight with the help of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
He said the Afghans had been stranded in India for several months due to non-availability of flights. According to Samangani, 1.6 tonnes of Indian . . .
