US EditionSwift Airlift Missions: Delivering Critical Relief Supplies to Flood-Stricken Communities
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Swift Airlift Missions: Delivering Critical Relief Supplies to Flood-Stricken Communities
Vital supplies, including food, potable water, and medical essentials, are meticulously loaded onto helicopters bound for the most severely impacted areas. At Long Thang Stadium in Dong Xuan commune, Dak Lak province, a fleet of trucks stands ready to receive relief goods offloaded from military helicopters, ensuring swift delivery to flood-stricken residents. On November 23 alone, the 917th Regiment of the 370th Division under the Air Defense…
On the morning of November 23, helicopters of Division 372 (Air Defense - Air Force) continued to carry out rescue missions for flood victims in Gia Lai and Dak Lak provinces.
(Dan Tri) - The government said the floodwaters were so intense that the people of Dak Lak could only run away in time, losing all their belongings. Now people need clothes, blankets, food and water to stabilize their lives.
Faced with the complicated flood situation in the Central region, military helicopters of the 917th Helicopter Regiment (370th Air Division, Air Defense - Air Force Service) urgently took off to drop essential relief goods to people in severely isolated areas.
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