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IAF Keeps Transport Fleet On Standby As India Prepares Nepal Flood Relief Assistance
The Indian Air Force has placed its transport aircraft, including C-17, C-130J, and C-295, on standby for potential flood relief operations in Nepal. A C-130J is scheduled to depart for Nepal with relief materials by late evening, with around 105 Indians among the foreign nationals affected.
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