Four hundred tons of anti-epidemic materials and high-tech products are departing from Shenzhen to locations overseas from March 17 to 25, including Russia, the Czech Republic, Iran and Hungary.

On Monday, two chartered flights from Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport flew to Prague, Czech Republic and Budapest, Hungary, delivering 125 tons of epidemic prevention resources — the largest international export cargo in a day since the epidemic began.

The airport coordinated with customs and other related departments to ensure green channels for international air cargo shipments.