Operation Dost | In the photo we can see a Turkish woman hugging a woman officer of the Indian Army in an earthquake-affected area of Turkey.
India is doing its best to save as many lives as possible in Turkey and Syria
#Turkey #TurkeySyriaEarthquake #OperationDost
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India is doing its best to save as many lives as possible in Turkey and Syria
#Turkey #TurkeySyriaEarthquake #OperationDost
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Turkey and Syria have been devastated by a series of powerful earthquakes. The death toll has climbed more than 2,100 with several injured innumerable rendered homeless.
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Indian PM Narendra Modi on 6 Feb while speaking at an event in Bangalore stated that 140 Crore Indians are standing with the people of Turkey in this crisis.
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Operation Dost was launched to provide necessary support in search and rescue efforts and medical assistance. India has been able to send more than 250 personnel, specialised equipment and other relief material to Turkey on 6 C-17 IAF aircrafts.
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While the food and medical supplies are constantly arriving and NDRF spearheading the search and rescue ops, India has also set up an Army hospital with facilities such as X-rays and ventilators.
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The commendable work of #NDRF has earned praise from around the world. A video is viral on social media in which NDRF rescues a 6-year-old girl from under the rubble in Gaziantep city of Turkey.
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India has always been at the forefront of providing humanitarian assistance during natural calamities in foreign nations, such as the 2015 Nepal Earthquake, the 2005 USA Hurricane Katrina, etc.
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Specialised Search and Rescue teams of NDRF are working 24x7 at Nurdağı, Turkey.
#OperationDost #TurkeySyriaEarthquake
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#OperationDost #TurkeySyriaEarthquake
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