Army opening up its hospitals for civilians: Gen. Manoj Naravane informs PM Modi
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The medical workers of the Army is being made accessible to varied State governments and the Army is setting up momentary hospitals in varied components of the nation.
The Army is opening up its hospitals for civilians wherever attainable and residents can strategy their nearest Army hospitals, Army Chief Gen. Manoj Naravane apprised Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday as they mentioned varied initiatives being taken by the Army to assist in COVID-19 administration.
“Gen. M.M. Naravane informed the PM that medical staff of the Army is being made available to various State governments. He also briefed the PM that Army is setting up temporary hospitals in various parts of the country,” the Prime Minister’s Office stated in a press release.
Gen. Naravane additionally knowledgeable Mr. Modi that the Army was serving to with manpower for imported oxygen tankers and automobiles the place specialised expertise had been required to handle them, the assertion added.
In the previous couple of days, Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Bipin Rawat and Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal R.K.S. Bhadauria additionally met Mr. Modi and appraised him of the efforts of the Services to help the civil administration in coping with the surge of COVID-19 instances throughout the nation within the second wave.
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