After treating over 2,500 patients and performing 65 major surgeries in the quake-affected Mandalay, Myanmar, under Operation Brahma, launched by the Indian government, the team of the Indian Army's Field Hospital has returned home.
As per the reports, a total of six aircrafts were used under the relief operations, termed Operation Bramha.
The Indian Army's field hospital has so far treated 258 patients and undertaken six major and 27 minor surgeries as part of the ongoing Operation Brahma in Mandalay, Myanmar.
The Indian Army has established a Field hospital in Mandalay, Myanmar, as part of the ongoing Operation Brahma. Following the deadly 7.7 magnitude earthquake that has left thousands dead and injured, the Indian government launched humanitarian assistance under Operation Brahma.
The Indian Army along with the National Disaster Relief Force and medical teams started the ground movement of personnel and relief assets towards Mandalay.
An Indian Air Force (IAF) C-130J aircraft carrying 15 tonnes of relief material reached Yangon this morning.
Acting as a first responder, India on Saturday launched ''Operation Brahma'' to assist the people of neighbouring Myanmar, which was rocked by a massive earthquake on Friday.
