NEW DELHI: India on Friday delivered a 2.5-ton consignment of medical provides and gear to Kabul following a lethal airstrike on a drug rehabilitation heart within the Afghan capital that killed over 400 individuals.The exterior affairs ministry mentioned that the cargo carried emergency medicines, medical disposables, kits and gear to help therapy and restoration for these injured within the assault on March 16.“India stands in solidarity with the Afghan individuals and can proceed to increase all attainable humanitarian help on this troublesome hour,” the MEA mentioned in an announcement. The airstrike struck a big drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul late Monday night time, reportedly destroying important parts of the two,000-bed complicated. Native authorities mentioned no less than 400 individuals had been killed and almost 250 injured. Loud explosions had been heard round 9:00 pm (native time) and plumes of smoke had been seen from close by Shahr-e-Naw and Wazir Akbar Khan districts. The incident comes amid heightened tensions alongside the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Pakistan has repeatedly carried out airstrikes in Afghanistan in response to cross-border assaults allegedly carried out by militants sheltered by the Taliban authorities. Afghan officers, in the meantime, have described these incursions as violations of their sovereignty, with senior leaders emphasizing the obligation of all residents to defend the nation.