Sarawak delivers oxygen for Covid-19 patients in Indonesia's West Kalimantan


Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri James Masing (in blue shirt) handing over oxygen tanks to Indonesian army general Muhammad Nur Rahmad at the Tebedu border post in southern Sarawak on Wednesday (July 28). Masing was representing the Sarawak government to hand over the oxygen tanks to West Kalimantan following a request for help from the Indonesian province. - ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE / The Star

TEBEDU (Bernama): The Sarawak government delivered seven containers of oxygen totalling 105 tonnes to West Kalimantan on Wednesday (July 28) for Covid-19 patients in the Indonesian province.

In a symbolic handover and delivery ceremony, Sarawak Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri Dr James Jemut Masing presented the items to Indonesian National Army Pengdam XII/TanjungPura Commander Major General Muhammad Nur Rahmad, who represented West Kalimantan Governor, H. Sutarmidji Sh M. Hum.

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