Army Chief Met PM Modi, Amidst Corona Crisis
Army Chief met PM Modi, Amidst Corona crisis. Army Chief Narwane gave information about preparations.
Army Chief Manoj Mukund Narwane met PM Narendra Modi today amid growing Corona cases in the country. The Prime Minister spoke to him about preparations made towards the army on the Corona crisis.
The meeting discusses various initiatives being taken by the military to help with corona management. The Army Chief told the Prime Minister that Army medical personnel are being provided to various state governments.
In addition, temporary hospitals are also being constructed by the Army in various parts of the country. Let me tell you that before this, PM Modi has held a meeting with the Chief of Air Force and CDS Bipin Rawat.
Help is being provided in the field of oxygen from the opening of the hospital.
General Narwane told the PM during the meeting that the army is working to open a hospital for the common people in more and more places.
He said that the army is building temporary hospitals in different parts of the country to deal with Corona cases.
The Army Chief also apprised the Prime Minister that assistance is being provided by the Army where expert skills are required in the management of imported oxygen tankers and vehicles.
I have also reviewed the campaign being run by the Air Force.
Let me tell you that Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed the campaign being run by the Indian Air Force on the previous day.
During this time the emphasis was on speeding up the transport of oxygen tankers and other essential equipment with a focus on safety.
During the meeting with PM Modi, Air Force Chief RKS Bhadoria was apprised of the efforts being made by the Air Force to improve the current situation of Corona in the country.
During this time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed the need to pay attention to the safety of oxygen tankers and other essential commodities, including speeding up and increasing the speed of transport operations.
Please tell that at present, more than three lakh cases are being registered in the country. Oxygen crisis has arisen due to increasing corona cases. In such a situation, other countries have also extended a helping hand to India.
