 |
| Image Credit: www.thenorthlines.com |
Alongside different parts of the nation, the doctors, medical caretakers and paramedics of Meghalaya have been conveying their services in the battle against COVID19 taking a risk with their lives.
Meghalaya has so far registered 12 COVID19 positive cases including 11 active cases.
The deadly virus has claimed one individual in the state.
On Friday, Meghalaya Chief Minister said out of the 11 active cases, tests of 10 patients were re-tested and found negative.
India has been effectively battling Coronavirus with the help of COVID19 warriors.
IAF has been contributing towards the national endeavors to contain COVID19 by supporting mobility of individuals and materials including medical supplies both at the international and domestic level.
In excess of 600 tons of medical supplies and a large number of individuals have been carried including doctors, paramedics and gear for setting up COVID testing labs, the defence ministry said in an announcement.
IAF personnel will keep on contributing towards battle against coronavirus.
As appreciation to all the Corona warriors in India, IAF alongside sister services is planning to salute these brave warriors of India in its own unique way.
The planned flypast of the aircraft of the Indian Air Force is to salute the daring COVID warriors who have been tirelessly and selflessly working during these unprecedented times of coronavirus pandemic.
A number of aircraft of Indian Air Force are planned to do a flypast over Delhi and NCR district on May 3.
This flying activity is combined along with the training activity of IAF and opportunity flight for transport aircraft and helicopters who are involved in moving supplies related to COVID19 task, the defence service said.
The elevated salute to the Corona warriors will be arranged over Delhi between 10 AM-10:30 AM.
Fighter aircraft formations, comprising the Sukhoi-30 MKI, MiG-29 and Jaguar will be flying over Rajpath, and will circle over Delhi and will be visible to the residents of Delhi from their housetops.
Furthermore, C-130 vehicle aircraft will follow a similar profile as fighter covering the whole Delhi and NCR district.
The aircraft will be flying at an approximate height of 500 meters to 1000 meters keeping Aerospace security particularly in respect of bird activity.
Furthermore, helicopters are intended to carry petal drop over Police War Memorial at 9 AM followed by Delhi hospitals involved with giving relief to patients of COVID19 between 10 AM-10:30 AM.
The list of hospitals includes AllMS, Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital, GTB Hospital, Loknayak Hospital, Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, Safdarjang Hospital, Sri Ganga Ram Hospital, Baba Saheb Ambedkar Hospital, Max Saket, Rohini Hospital, Apollo Indraprastha Hospital and Army Hospital Research and Referal.
Post A Comment:
0 comments: