India has sent a team from Army which is well-equipped and geared to provide relief and medical assistance to quake victims of Turkey
As part of the ongoing operation in Turkey to provide medical help to the victims of earthquake, the Indian Army on Tuesday sent a field hospital. The medical consisting of 99 members was despatched from Army Field Hospital in Agra.
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The team includes critical care specialists and a range of general physicians and has been sent along with X-ray machines, ventilators, an oxygen generation plant, cardiac monitors and associated equipment to set up a 30-bed medical facility.
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