The second wave of the coronavirus pandemic has left India’s health infrastructure in shambles. Most cities, including the national capital have been immensely affected by it. Many people in the Delhi NCR region ended up losing their war against the deadly disease due to a lack of medical facilities. The situation has been so bad a good that a number of people who needed oxygen support could not even manage to procure an oxygen cylinder in time.

During these trying times, India’s friend Germany has been a huge source of help. Whether it be sending ventilators or powerful oxygen plants, the country has been doing all of it. In fact, a team of German Army medical fraternity had come to Delhi to ensure a smooth setup of equipment and provide help to the best of their abilities. The team stayed here for a period of 17 days and only left for their home country on Monday, May 17.

Late night farewell to our German Army medical team. 17 days help during worst peak of Corona pandemic in Delhi! On their flight home now…All want to come back post Covid! pic.twitter.com/73V48ACt4H— Walter J. Lindner (@AmbLindnerIndia) May 17, 2021

Walter J. Lindner, German Ambassador to India, shared pictures with the team from the day they left for Germany. He also mentioned that the team is keen on returning to India once the COVID-19 situation is over. The German Ambassador to India has been closely monitoring all the help that is coming from his country. He in fact had visited the Oxygen Plant Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel DRDO Covid hospital premises as the same had come from Germany. Members of the German Army medical team were also present in order to ensure smooth functioning. Walter had inaugurated this Oxygen Plant on May 12.

German Army Leaves Delhi after a 17-day Stay to Ensure Medical Aid for Covid-19 Patients

A team of German Army medical fraternity had come to Delhi to ensure a smooth setup of equipment during the covid-19 crisis.