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Special A Covid-19 coronavirus patient leaves a hospital in New Delhi on April 24, 2021. (AFP) video

Friend in deed: How Saudi oxygen will save lives in COVID-19-ravaged India

  • Oxygen deliveries from the Kingdom to ease shortage of life-saving gas amid a deadly surge in cases
  • Cooperation during the pandemic has further strengthened ties between India and Saudi Arabia
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