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Visakhapatnam: Naval staff distribute 500 hygiene kits
In an endeavour to reach out to the community during COVID-19 pandemic and mark the 30th anniversary of INS Kuthar, naval personnel contributed provisions to Loyla Old age home for elderly in the city
Visakhapatnam: In an endeavour to reach out to the community during COVID-19 pandemic and mark the 30th anniversary of INS Kuthar, naval personnel contributed provisions to Loyla Old age home for elderly in the city.
In addition, 500 hygiene kits, which were prepared by women and children of the ship's officers, were handed over to District Medical and Health Officer as an act of solidarity with the corona warriors. Each kit comprises two handmade cloth masks and sanitisers for the frontline health warriors.
INS Kuthar, an indigenously designed and built P-25 Guided Missile Corvette, was commissioned into the Indian Navy on June 7, 1990 in Mumbai and completed 30 years of yeomen service to the nation and the ship continues to be at the forefront of all operations undertaken by the Eastern Fleet under the Eastern Naval Command.
