External affairs minister S Jaishankar said this was the second tranche of relief materials sent to Kenya and included medicines

India sends second tranche of humanitarian aid to flood-hit Kenya. This initiative comes as part of ongoing efforts by India to support countries affected by natural disasters and emergencies. The aid was sent via an Indian Air Force aircraft from Ghaziabad’s Hindon Airport to Kenya.

India has sent humanitarian aid, including medical supplies and relief items to Kenya, amid devastating floods in the country that have claimed 200 deaths, displaced thousands and destroyed 2,000 schools.

An estimated 267 people have died, 188 injured and over 2,80,000 displaced as 38 out of 47 counties have been affected in the wake of devastation caused by the floods that have hit the African nation.

The Government of India is extending humanitarian assistance to the government of Kenya in the wake of the devastation caused by the floods that have hit the country. 38 out of 47 counties have been affected.

India sent a second tranche of humanitarian assistance to Kenya, including medicines, tents, sleeping bags/mats, blankets, power generation sets, and ready to eat meals, in the wake of the devastation caused by floods that have hit the country.

Second consignment of hard goods consisting of medical supplies and other equipment left for Kenya to aid flood victims on May 14. The second tranche of HADR material contained 40 tonnes of medicines,

"The second tranche of HADR material containing 40 tonnes of medicines, medical supplies and other equipment to assist flood victims leaves for Kenya. Standing up for a historical partnership, a Vishwabandhu to the world,