In a crucial preparatory visit, Air Marshal Rajesh Vaidya, Director General Medical Services (Air), inspected the Military Hospital in Jodhpur to assess its readiness to provide medical support for the upcoming Ex Tarang Shakti 24. This exercise is a significant event involving numerous Air Warriors, necessitating robust health and medical coverage.
During his visit, Air Marshal Vaidya reviewed the hospital’s facilities and the various health services it offers. He examined the operational aspects of the medical support that will be critical during Ex Tarang Shakti 24, ensuring that the hospital is equipped to handle any potential medical emergencies that might arise during the exercise. This includes emergency response capabilities, surgical readiness, and the availability of critical care services.
The Military Hospital Jodhpur has been designated to provide seamless health and medical cover for the Air Warriors participating in the exercise. Air Marshal Vaidya emphasized the importance of maintaining the highest standards of medical preparedness to safeguard the health of all participants. He praised the dedication and professionalism of the medical staff at the hospital, recognizing their vital role in the success of military exercises through ensuring the well-being of the forces.
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The visit also served as an opportunity for the hospital staff to align their operational strategies with the specific requirements of the exercise. Discussions during the visit focused on optimizing medical processes and enhancing coordination between the hospital and military units to ensure swift and efficient medical responses.
Air Marshal Vaidya’s inspection underscores the commitment of the Indian Air Force to the health and safety of its personnel, ensuring that all medical facilities are on high alert and fully prepared to support large-scale military operations such as ExTarangShakti24. The readiness of Military Hospital Jodhpur is now assured, with all systems set to provide exemplary medical care to the nation’s Air Warriors.
