Indian Army to the rescue of earthquake-hit Turkey | Watch how 'Op Dost' is saving lives

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India’s ‘Operation Dost’ is in full swing as the Indian Army continues its search, rescue and relief operations in quake-hit Turkey. The Indian Army’s team of medical specialists is providing relief to the injured at a field hospital set up in Turkey’s Hatay. The hospital is running with medical, surgical and emergency wards. NDRF teams are also carrying out relief efforts in Turkey’s Nurdagi and Antakya. Earlier, a six-year-old girl was rescued by the NDRF team in Nurdagi.

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36 thoughts on “Indian Army to the rescue of earthquake-hit Turkey | Watch how 'Op Dost' is saving lives”

  13. Indian government should stop overacting 🤬
    Many countries are helping Turkey not just India. 😌
    The government is overreacting,🤬 trying to please and showing unwanted sympathy.

    Turkey is a Muslim country and they will vote against Kafirs in the UN. ❤️

    How many Indian Muslims appreciated govt for helping Muslim nation? None 🤬

    Muuslim are people who do not have gratitude 🤮 . Government of India Stop fooling yourself 🤬

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  20. such peace time post disaster aid missions show that the Indian Air Force could seriously do with an additional fleet of 18 – 23 second hand (ex-USAF) C-17A Globemaster III multi mission heavy lift transport aircraft . . . the C-17A Globemaster III multi mission heavy lift transport aircraft has proved it's capabilities over & over again, supporting our armed forces whenever & wherever called for . . . as not to mention the C-130J-30 Super Hercules multi mission medium transport aircraft, also in service with the Indian Air Force since 2014 – 2015 . . . another remarkable well engineered fixed winged cargo aircraft for the military . . .

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  26. We are Indians,
    Having a big heart is in our culture throughout all our diversities.
    History knows that across centuries, we have always welcomed everyone whether it be Jews, Persians, Mughals, Britishers, etc. that's why here it's a common saying that our guests are like our gods.
    Unfortunately we have been looted and downgraded in the past because of these very values, but we haven't changed, we are still generous, loving and peaceful beings but now we are becoming strong too.
    Mark my words, India will be the most loved super power of the modern world in some years.

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  30. So proud of this people … they are an example of the heart we ALL should have. We should NOT look at sanctions or that Syria is related to us or ANY politics. But be READY to help and offer assistance. We should not be like Greece, or NATO countries who has double standards. May the only true god, Yahuah remember these beautiful people.

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