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Buddha Air offers free transport for relief supplies
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Buddha Air offers free transport for relief supplies

From OnlineKhabar English · () English

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  • Private airline Buddha Air will provide free air transport for relief supplies following a decision by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
  • The airline committed to maintaining regular airfares until road transportation improves and will take strict action against excessive ticket pricing.
  • This initiative aims to facilitate the collection and air transportation of essential relief materials.

Private airline Buddha Air is stepping up to support relief efforts by offering free air transport for essential supplies. This initiative aligns with a decision by the Ministry of Home Affairs, aiming to streamline the collection and aerial delivery of much-needed relief materials. In addition to the free transport for aid, Buddha Air has pledged to maintain its regular airfares for other passengers. The company stated its commitment to providing convenient and affordable fares, even amidst challenging circumstances. Furthermore, Buddha Air is actively monitoring ticket prices and has vowed to take strict legal action against any instances of excessively high pricing. They urge the public to report such activities. This move by Buddha Air demonstrates a strong commitment to community support during difficult times, ensuring that relief supplies can reach their destinations efficiently while maintaining accessibility for regular travelers.

Despite whatever commercial challenges may arise in the current difficult circumstances, we are committed to providing convenient and affordable fares.

โ€” Buddha AirStating their commitment to maintaining regular airfares during the relief efforts.
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Originally published by OnlineKhabar English in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.