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Watch: Personnel of the Indian Army’s para brigade before lift-off to quake-hit 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.

IN Bureau

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