NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday hailed the crew of Air India which has been evacuating stranded people from coronavirus-hit countries, a day after the airline complained that some "vigilante" resident welfare associations and neighbours were ostracising its crew members who went abroad as part of their duty.
The airline in a press release on Sunday said it was alarming that in many localities Air India crew members were facing ostracisation because they travelled abroad to evacuate Indians.
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"Extremely proud of this team of @airindiain, which has shown utmost courage and risen to the call of humanity. Their outstanding efforts are admired by several people across India. #IndiaFightsCorona," the Prime Minister tweeted.
Extremely proud of this team of @airindiain, which has shown utmost courage and risen to the call of humanity. Thei… https://t.co/XFafxqiiR1
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) Read More – Source
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday hailed the crew of Air India which has been evacuating stranded people from coronavirus-hit countries, a day after the airline complained that some "vigilante" resident welfare associations and neighbours were ostracising its crew members who went abroad as part of their duty.
The airline in a press release on Sunday said it was alarming that in many localities Air India crew members were facing ostracisation because they travelled abroad to evacuate Indians.
Covid-19 outbreak: Latest updates
"Extremely proud of this team of @airindiain, which has shown utmost courage and risen to the call of humanity. Their outstanding efforts are admired by several people across India. #IndiaFightsCorona," the Prime Minister tweeted.
Extremely proud of this team of @airindiain, which has shown utmost courage and risen to the call of humanity. Thei… https://t.co/XFafxqiiR1
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) Read More – Source
