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Corona Crisis: Indian Army's Western Command sets up three new hospitals

In view of the increasing patients of Corona in the country, the Army has also started opening Covid Hospital in different places throughout the country. The Western Command of the Army on Monday dedicated three new hospitals to the country. The first hospital has been opened in Chandigarh, which has been operational since Monday. The second 100-bed hospital is going to open in Faridabad near Delhi on Tuesday. Apart from this, one has also been prepared in Patiala in Punjab.

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