Chinese drones assist Nepal flood relief, airlifting supplies and bodies
DJI drones used in Everest operations are being deployed to deliver food and remove bodies following flooding in Nepal.

DJI drones that supply Mount Everest base camps are being deployed to assist relief efforts following a flood disaster in Nepal, according to Ars Technica. The unmanned aircraft are being used to airlift food supplies and recover bodies in areas affected by the flooding.
The deployment demonstrates the operational capability of commercial drone systems in high-altitude and difficult-to-access terrain where traditional rescue methods face logistical constraints.
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- China’s drone supremacy shows in airlifting bodies and food after Nepal flood disaster — Ars Technica
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