Army Will Provide Better Treatment To Ex-Servicemen

Army will provide better treatment to ex-servicemen during an epidemic. The Army has stated that the coronavirus epidemic is lacking in medical resources, but is committed to providing better medical care to ex-servicemen.

The Army has said on Thursday, ‘Any member of the Ex-Serviceman Contribution Health Scheme (ECHS) who is entitled to treatment in a service hospital cannot be denied admission if referred by ECHS Polyclinic. Any ECHS member refused to be admitted by any listed hospital will be admitted to the hospital.

The purpose of ECHS is to provide allopathic and AYUSH therapy to ex-servicemen and their dependents. The army said, ‘In this era of epidemic, there is a lack of medical resources. However, the Indian Army is committed to providing medical care to ex-servicemen.

In addition to the Boeing 747-400 used on international state tours, the Indian Air Force currently has four 14-seater Embraer 135, four 20-seater Embraer 145 and three customized 46-seater Boeing Business Jets (BBJs) with There is a VIP cabin nearby and is used for VIP movement.

Of these, the Boeing 747 is used by either the Prime Minister, the President or the Vice President of India when there are official foreign visits. The President has been named VIP 1, the Vice President as VIP 2 and the Prime Minister as VIP-3. Each Embraer is equipped with 135 missile-deflecting systems, global positioning systems including modern flight management systems, as well as Category 2 landing systems.

Care is taken in every way

Three types of colors have been used in Air India One aircraft. Two of these colors resemble US President’s Airforce One. Sources say that the paint used in the Boeing-777. They have white, light blue and orange colors. Light blue and white colors have been used, while orange colored airplanes have been lined up in the middle. Because of these three colors, this Air India One aircraft looks different in view.