Australia resumes repatriation flights from India for stranded citizens amidst disastrous virus spread
MELBOURNE: The repatriation flights facilitated by the Australian government for its stranded citizens in India resumed from Friday, according to foreign minister Marise Payne.
Payne said that a flight on Friday departed from Sydney to pick up Australian passengers in New Delhi before arriving back in Darwin on Saturday.
It has also carried life-saving oxygen equipment to India to support its COVID-19 response, she said.
