Indian Army Has Built 250-Bed Hospital At Rangreth, Budgam

Indian Army has built a 250-Bed hospital at Rangreth, Budgam. Army spot to help the Kashmiris facing the Corona challenge built a 250-bed hospital.

The Indian Army, which is helping people facing the challenge of Corona in Kashmir, has built a 250-bed hospital at Rangreth, Budgam.

The Lieutenant Governor Administration and Army will jointly provide better treatment to patients infected with corona through this hospital.

Due to the rapid rise in cases of corona infection in Srinagar and adjoining areas, this Kovid Care Hospital has been built very soon.

Twenty beds in this hospital are for patients whose condition is serious. There are 230 beds for other patients. The Government of Jammu and Kashmir has provided health facilities for this hospital.

On Wednesday, officers of the Army, Health Department inspected this Kovid Hospital built at the Old Airfield Military Station in Rangreth.

The inspectors included Dr. Zakir Hussain, Convenor of Rangareth Health Department, and Station Commander Brigadier Sumesh Seth.

These officers gave information about the facilities available to the patients in covid Hospital.

The station commander said that the army is always present to serve the people of Kashmir during difficult times. In such a difficult time, this hospital will be useful to help people.

At present, the Indian Army has launched a campaign against Corona in Kashmir. During this time, people are being motivated to help people and get them vaccinated along with making them aware of the prevention of corona.

Kashmir Encounter: Three terrorists of al-Badr killed in the Shopian encounter, one surrendered.

The militant counter-insurgency operations of the army are still going on in Kashmir in the wake of the Corona epidemic.

Three militants of al-Badr were killed in an encounter between militants and security forces in Imam Sahib area of ​​Kanjigam in south Kashmir district of Shopian in the early hours of today, while one militant surrendered.

The terrorist who handed himself over to the army has been identified as Tausif Ahmed. He recently joined al-Badr.

According to information received from the police, the security forces started a siege of the area around 1 A.M, after the reported presence of three to four militants in the Imam Sahib area of ​​Shopian. 44 RR, CRPF, and SOG personnel of Jammu were involved in the operation.

After reaching Imam Sahib, the security forces started moving closer to the house where the terrorists were hiding. As soon as the terrorists saw the security forces coming close to them, they started firing.