JP Nadda and his team assessed the readiness of hospitals and health facilities across the country.
New Delhi:
Official sources said that Union Health Minister JP Nadda on Friday reviewed the preparation of health infrastructure in the country’s hospitals amid India-Pakistan military conflict.
During the meeting, senior officials of the Ministry of Health informed him about the preparations for health facilities and informed them that the control center is being fully monitored.
Mr. Nadda and his team assessed the readiness of hospitals and health facilities across the country.
In view of Operation Sindoor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday chaired a high-level meeting with the secretaries of various ministries and called for continuous vigilance and clear communication, confirming the government’s commitment for national security and operational preparations.
Tension between New Delhi and Islamabad is increasing as the Indian armed forces have increased terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied by Pakistan on 22 April.
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