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DescriptionTurkey Earthquake Indian Army medical team airlifted by IAF.jpg
English: India dispatches an Indian Army field hospital to Türkiye to establish a 30 bedded medical facility. Its first component has left on IAF C17 with a 45 member medical team, including critical care specialists & surgeons. Also has X-ray machine, ventilators, OT & other equipment.
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India dispatches an Indian Army field hospital to Türkiye to establish a 30 bedded medical facility.

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