Second batch of humanitarian aid from South Korea arrives in Tashkent

AKIPRESS.COM - The second batch of the humanitarian aid from South Korea was airlifted by Uzbekistan Airways to Tashkent on May 10, Dunyo news agency reported.
The aid is valued at around $192,000 and includes multi-purpose medical beds, antiseptics, disinfectants, medical masks and food additives to strengthen immunity.
The first batch of the aid worth around $1 million and weighing 6.2 tons arrived in Tashkent in late April.
The aid was formed with support of BOMI Engineering, LH Corporation, Evergreen Motors, Infinity Co., Shinhan University, expats working and studying in South Korea.