US fans at India scholarship through the Red Cross on non-payment basis

The US is going to donate the fans to India, as announced by President Donald Trump, through the Indian Red Cross society as a subsidy, contrary to reports that the game is going to be purchased at a high price. The united States Agency for International Development-supply of fans to the Indian Red Cross, which will deliver the government of India for Covid-19 patients, ET has learnt reliably.

The estimated cost of each mobile fan is about Rs 10 lakh. The US transport you 200 mobile fans, and that delivery will be in May-end or early June. This cost will be assumed by the USAID, the people said, dismissing reports that the government of India would have to pay for the fans.

“It is a donation, as is made clear by the president of the united states. The plan, as of now, is to deliver the half (100) in May, and the remaining in the month of June. USAID will soon give the final schedule for the delivery,” one person said. “The USAID to send model and technical specifications of soon.” It was India that suggested that the donation made to Red Cross society of India.

Underlining the close collaboration between the two countries, Trump said on 16 May that the US was going to donate the fans to India. “I am proud to announce that the united States will donate the fans to our friends in India. We are with India and @narendramodi during this pandemic. We are also cooperating in the development of vaccines. Together let’s beat the invisible enemy!” Trump added in a tweet.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded on Twitter saying: “Thanks @POTUS @realDonaldTrump. This pandemic is being tackled collectively by all of us. In those moments, it is always important for the nations to work together and do everything possible to make our world more healthy and free from COVID-19. More power to India – US friendship!”

In April, after the Victory of the request, India allowed the export of 50 million of hydroxychloroquine tablets for the treatment of Covid-19 patients in the united states, the country most affected by the pandemic.