Відповідь на коронавірус: Сполучене Королівство відправило літаком медичне обладнання до Західної Африки, відгукнувшись на прохання ООН про допомогу

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Транспортний літак Британських Королівських ВПС C-17 вилетів у суботу, 27 червня 2020 року, з вантажем матеріалів для будівництва польового шпиталю. Цей об’єкт буде використовуватись для допомоги працівникам, які перебувають на передовій боротьби проти пандемії коронавірусу в регіоні.

Images show 16 pallets worth of aid, that will make up a Field Hospital in Accra, being loaded on to C17 ZZ177 at RAF Brize Norton.

Royal Air Force C17 ZZ177, flown by Number 99 Squadron, departed RAF Brize Norton today with 16 pallets of aid as part of the United Nations World Food Programme.

Taking off from RAF Brize Norton at 1000, the aircraft made its way to Accra in Ghana, via Senegal, with vital supplies including tents and other equipment required in the African nation.

The 16 pallets will give the WFP the chance to build a fully working Field Hospital in Accra to help combat the on-going pandemic in Africa.

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- RAF flights take UK aid-funded supplies to Africa to tackle coronavirus 27. Jun. 2020 Images show 16 pallets worth of aid, that will make up a Field Hospital in Accra, being loaded on to C17 ZZ177 at RAF Brize Norton. Royal Air Force C17 ZZ177, flown by Number 99 Squadron, departed RAF Brize Norton today with 16 pallets of aid as part of the United Nations World Food Programme. Taking off from RAF Brize Norton at 1000, the aircraft made its way to Accra in Ghana, via Senegal, with vital supplies including tents and other equipment required in the African nation. The 16 pallets will give the WFP the chance to build a fully working Field Hospital in Accra to help combat the on-going pandemic in Africa.
- RAF flights take UK aid-funded supplies to Africa to tackle coronavirus 27. Jun. 2020 Images show 16 pallets worth of aid, that will make up a Field Hospital in Accra, being loaded on to C17 ZZ177 at RAF Brize Norton. Royal Air Force C17 ZZ177, flown by Number 99 Squadron, departed RAF Brize Norton today with 16 pallets of aid as part of the United Nations World Food Programme. Taking off from RAF Brize Norton at 1000, the aircraft made its way to Accra in Ghana, via Senegal, with vital supplies including tents and other equipment required in the African nation. The 16 pallets will give the WFP the chance to build a fully working Field Hospital in Accra to help combat the on-going pandemic in Africa.
- RAF flights take UK aid-funded supplies to Africa to tackle coronavirus 27. Jun. 2020 Images show 16 pallets worth of aid, that will make up a Field Hospital in Accra, being loaded on to C17 ZZ177 at RAF Brize Norton. Royal Air Force C17 ZZ177, flown by Number 99 Squadron, departed RAF Brize Norton today with 16 pallets of aid as part of the United Nations World Food Programme. Taking off from RAF Brize Norton at 1000, the aircraft made its way to Accra in Ghana, via Senegal, with vital supplies including tents and other equipment required in the African nation. The 16 pallets will give the WFP the chance to build a fully working Field Hospital in Accra to help combat the on-going pandemic in Africa.
- RAF flights take UK aid-funded supplies to Africa to tackle coronavirus 27. Jun. 2020 Image shows 1 AIr Mobility Wing personnel loading pallets of UK Aid onto a 99 Sqn C17 Globemaster on Saturday 27th June 2020, bound for Accra in Ghana. The first of a series of Royal Air Force (RAF) flights taking medical supplies to Africa to help fight the coronavirus pandemic departed today (Saturday, June 27). The RAF C-17 took off from RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire on a journey funded by the Department For International Development. The transport aircraft was carrying a field hospital, which will be used as a backup facility for frontline aid workers in the region. Aid workers from around the world are playing a crucial role in West Africa working to improve health systems, prevent the spread of coronavirus and save lives.
- RAF flights take UK aid-funded supplies to Africa to tackle coronavirus 27. Jun. 2020 Images show 16 pallets worth of aid, that will make up a Field Hospital in Accra, being loaded on to C17 ZZ177 at RAF Brize Norton. Royal Air Force C17 ZZ177, flown by Number 99 Squadron, departed RAF Brize Norton today with 16 pallets of aid as part of the United Nations World Food Programme. Taking off from RAF Brize Norton at 1000, the aircraft made its way to Accra in Ghana, via Senegal, with vital supplies including tents and other equipment required in the African nation. The 16 pallets will give the WFP the chance to build a fully working Field Hospital in Accra to help combat the on-going pandemic in Africa.
- RAF flights take UK aid-funded supplies to Africa to tackle coronavirus 27. Jun. 2020 Image shows 1 AIr Mobility Wing personnel loading pallets of UK Aid onto a 99 Sqn C17 Globemaster on Saturday 27th June 2020, bound for Accra in Ghana. The first of a series of Royal Air Force (RAF) flights taking medical supplies to Africa to help fight the coronavirus pandemic departed today (Saturday, June 27). The RAF C-17 took off from RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire on a journey funded by the Department For International Development. The transport aircraft was carrying a field hospital, which will be used as a backup facility for frontline aid workers in the region. Aid workers from around the world are playing a crucial role in West Africa working to improve health systems, prevent the spread of coronavirus and save lives.
- RAF flights take UK aid-funded supplies to Africa to tackle coronavirus 27. Jun. 2020 Images show 16 pallets worth of aid, that will make up a Field Hospital in Accra, being loaded on to C17 ZZ177 at RAF Brize Norton. Royal Air Force C17 ZZ177, flown by Number 99 Squadron, departed RAF Brize Norton today with 16 pallets of aid as part of the United Nations World Food Programme. Taking off from RAF Brize Norton at 1000, the aircraft made its way to Accra in Ghana, via Senegal, with vital supplies including tents and other equipment required in the African nation. The 16 pallets will give the WFP the chance to build a fully working Field Hospital in Accra to help combat the on-going pandemic in Africa.
- RAF flights take UK aid-funded supplies to Africa to tackle coronavirus 27. Jun. 2020 Images show 16 pallets worth of aid, that will make up a Field Hospital in Accra, being loaded on to C17 ZZ177 at RAF Brize Norton. Royal Air Force C17 ZZ177, flown by Number 99 Squadron, departed RAF Brize Norton today with 16 pallets of aid as part of the United Nations World Food Programme. Taking off from RAF Brize Norton at 1000, the aircraft made its way to Accra in Ghana, via Senegal, with vital supplies including tents and other equipment required in the African nation. The 16 pallets will give the WFP the chance to build a fully working Field Hospital in Accra to help combat the on-going pandemic in Africa.
- RAF flights take UK aid-funded supplies to Africa to tackle coronavirus 27. Jun. 2020 Image shows a C17 departing RAF Brize Norton loaded with UK Aid bound for Accra in Ghana on the 27 Jun 2020. Royal Air Force C17 ZZ177, flown by Number 99 Squadron, departed RAF Brize Norton today with 16 pallets of aid as part of the United Nations World Food Programme. Taking off from RAF Brize Norton at 1000, the aircraft made its way to Accra in Ghana, via Senegal, with vital supplies including tents and other equipment required in the African nation. The 16 pallets will give the WFP the chance to build a fully working Field Hospital in Accra to help combat the on-going pandemic in Africa.
- RAF flights take UK aid-funded supplies to Africa to tackle coronavirus 27. Jun. 2020 Image shows a C17 departing RAF Brize Norton loaded with UK Aid bound for Accra in Ghana on the 27 Jun 2020. Royal Air Force C17 ZZ177, flown by Number 99 Squadron, departed RAF Brize Norton today with 16 pallets of aid as part of the United Nations World Food Programme. Taking off from RAF Brize Norton at 1000, the aircraft made its way to Accra in Ghana, via Senegal, with vital supplies including tents and other equipment required in the African nation. The 16 pallets will give the WFP the chance to build a fully working Field Hospital in Accra to help combat the on-going pandemic in Africa.
- RAF flights take UK aid-funded supplies to Africa to tackle coronavirus 27. Jun. 2020 Image shows a C17 departing RAF Brize Norton loaded with UK Aid bound for Accra in Ghana on the 27 Jun 2020. Royal Air Force C17 ZZ177, flown by Number 99 Squadron, departed RAF Brize Norton today with 16 pallets of aid as part of the United Nations World Food Programme. Taking off from RAF Brize Norton at 1000, the aircraft made its way to Accra in Ghana, via Senegal, with vital supplies including tents and other equipment required in the African nation. The 16 pallets will give the WFP the chance to build a fully working Field Hospital in Accra to help combat the on-going pandemic in Africa.
- The United Kingdom flies medical equipment to West Africa following UN call for support 28. Jun. 2020 The aircraft took off from the Royal Air Force Base at Brize Norton, in the United Kingdom on Saturday and arrived in Accra, Ghana on Sunday, 28 June.
- The United Kingdom flies medical equipment to West Africa following UN call for support 28. Jun. 2020 The aircraft took off from the Royal Air Force Base at Brize Norton, in the United Kingdom on Saturday and arrived in Accra, Ghana on Sunday, 28 June.
- The United Kingdom flies medical equipment to West Africa following UN call for support 28. Jun. 2020 The aircraft took off from the Royal Air Force Base at Brize Norton, in the United Kingdom on Saturday and arrived in Accra, Ghana on Sunday, 28 June.