‘Corona warriors’ bring ambulances to Meghalaya

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SHILLONG: ‘Corona warriors’  from GVK EMRI, who have been driving 25 new ambulances for Meghalaya, are currently in Bihar.The ambulances are being bought with fund from the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund. They are expected to arrive in Byrnihat in Meghalaya  in a few days.  Pilots from Meghalaya will bring the ambulances to the state capital from Byrnihat. 

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