Army sending over 300 medical workers for Patna Covid facility

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The Army is dashing greater than 300 medical personnel together with tremendous specialists, medical officers, nursing officers and paramedical workers on emergency foundation to work at ESI Hospital Patna from models positioned in northern, western and jap elements of the nation, as a part of armed forces help to civilian authorities through the pandemic.
A senior Army officer mentioned the medical workers had been being despatched on the request of the Bihar authorities, which had sought sources for the ESI Hospital in Patna, the place a 500-bed facility for Covid sufferers is reportedly being arrange with the assistance of the DRDO. The orders for this motion of medical workers had been issued on May 5.
“Bihar government had requested the Army to provide 50 doctors from the Army Medical Corps so that this new facility at the ESI Hospital in Patna could be put to proper use,” a senior Army officer knowledgeable.
The medical personnel are being rushed from navy and subject hospitals of the Army from everywhere in the nation, together with from far-off locations in Arunachal Pradesh akin to Dinjan and Tenga, from formations which have an lively position on the Line of Actual Control with China. Medical workers are additionally being rushed from Gangtok and Kalimpong in Sikkim and West Bengal, respectively.

Highly-placed sources within the Army HQs instructed The Indian Express that medical workers are additionally being rushed to Patna from Kota, Alwar and Sri Ganganagar in Rajasthan, Bathinda in Punjab and Military and Field hospitals positioned in Guwahati and Ranchi.
The motion of those medical personnel has been sanctioned by the Chairman of the Covid Management Cell who’s the Director General (Operational Logistics and Strategic Movement).
Among the 37 medical specialists being despatched to Patna are these from medication, dermatology, ENT, normal surgical procedure, obstetrics and gynaecology, ophthalmology, orthopaedics, paediatrics, pathology, psychiatry, radiology and hospital administration.