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Operation Amistad - Responding to the devastating earthquake that struck northern Venezuela, the two Indian Airforce C17s transited through Abidjan enroute to Venezuela carrying 35 T of relief equipment, an Indian Army Field Hospital contingent and two BHISHM cubes. The contingent comprises 41 personnel, including nine medical officers, and...

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🇮🇳🤝🇻🇪 Top Venezuelan Officials Visit Indian Army Field Hospital Venezuela's Vice Health Minister and the Head of Government of the Capital District visited the Indian Army's field hospital under Operation Amistad. The facility has been providing medical care and humanitarian assistance to communities affected by the devastating earthquake.
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🇮🇳🤝🇻🇪 Top Venezuelan Officials Visit Indian Army Field Hospital Venezuela's Vice Health Minister and the Head of Government of the Capital District visited the Indian Army's field hospital under Operation Amistad. The facility has been providing medical care and humanitarian assistance to communities affected by the devastating earthquake.

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#WATCH | J&K | "In a swift and coordinated response, an India Army unit came to the aid of a Sumo vehicle that skidded off the main road near Badugam, Gurez Valley. An Army unit deployed in the area rushed to the site to provide immediate assistance. The team successfully recovered the vehicle. The army provided medical aid and emergency medical assistance to the injured. The injured were admitted to the Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Gurez, where they received additional medical care..." (Source: Indian Army)
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#WATCH | J&K | "In a swift and coordinated response, an India Army unit came to the aid of a Sumo vehicle that skidded off the main road near Badugam, Gurez Valley. An Army unit deployed in the area rushed to the site to provide immediate assistance. The team successfully recovered the vehicle. The army provided medical aid and emergency medical assistance to the injured. The injured were admitted to the Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Gurez, where they received additional medical care..." (Source: Indian Army)

ANI

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#CycloneDitwah | Indian Air Force Humanitarian Assistance The Indian Air Force, in close coordination with Sri Lankan authorities, carried out major rescue and evacuation operations in the landslide-affected Kotmale region, which remains completely cut off by road. Across the day’s missions, IAF helicopters evacuated a total of 45 stranded passengers, including 6 critical casualties and 4 infants, and brought them safely to Colombo. These included 12 Indian nationals and over 30 foreign nationals from countries such as Germany, South Africa, Slovenia, the UK, Poland, Belarus, Iran, Australia, Pakistan and Bangladesh, along with Sri Lankan citizens. To reinforce ground relief efforts, the IAF also airlifted 57 Sri Lankan Army personnel into the affected area to support rescue and clearance operations. The scale and speed of these missions underline India’s steadfast commitment to assisting Sri Lanka in its hour of need with the Indian Air Force delivering swift, coordinated and compassionate HADR support under challenging conditions. #HADR #IAF #SriLanka #CycloneDitwah #OpSagarBandhu रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India Ministry of Defence, Government of India HQ IDS ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY SpokespersonNavy IN DISHA by Indian Air Force
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#CycloneDitwah | Indian Air Force Humanitarian Assistance The Indian Air Force, in close coordination with Sri Lankan authorities, carried out major rescue and evacuation operations in the landslide-affected Kotmale region, which remains completely cut off by road. Across the day’s missions, IAF helicopters evacuated a total of 45 stranded passengers, including 6 critical casualties and 4 infants, and brought them safely to Colombo. These included 12 Indian nationals and over 30 foreign nationals from countries such as Germany, South Africa, Slovenia, the UK, Poland, Belarus, Iran, Australia, Pakistan and Bangladesh, along with Sri Lankan citizens. To reinforce ground relief efforts, the IAF also airlifted 57 Sri Lankan Army personnel into the affected area to support rescue and clearance operations. The scale and speed of these missions underline India’s steadfast commitment to assisting Sri Lanka in its hour of need with the Indian Air Force delivering swift, coordinated and compassionate HADR support under challenging conditions. #HADR #IAF #SriLanka #CycloneDitwah #OpSagarBandhu रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India Ministry of Defence, Government of India HQ IDS ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY SpokespersonNavy IN DISHA by Indian Air Force

Indian Air Force

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🏥 NEW: Israel points to broken European Hospital as it prepares to clear Gaza City hospitals Israeli Army Radio and the Times of Israel reported Saturday that the European Hospital in Khan Younis will serve as the replacement for all Gaza City hospitals as the army moves to seize the city — but Gaza’s Health Ministry says the facility is devastated and nowhere near ready to operate. In May this year, the hospital was hit by a heavy Israeli airstrike targeting a tunnel beneath the compound. The attack killed at least 28 people, caused massive damage to the facility (including roads and infrastructure), and led to the evacuation of its remaining patients. The Times of Israel described medical staff cleaning and clearing the compound today, after the IDF finally allowed access, and cited Israeli officials who said the UN and international aid groups are drawing up plans to restart the hospital “as an additional medical response” for the estimated one million Palestinians expected to be forcibly displaced. But Gaza’s Ministry of Health rejected that narrative, saying an initial assessment found massive damage to sewage, water, electricity, and oxygen systems, as well as to buildings and medical equipment. It warned that even if resources were provided immediately, it would take at least two months and $1.3 million just to restart the hospital at a minimal level, and six more months and another $3 million for full operation. The ministry stressed it will not evacuate any hospitals in Gaza governorate and renewed its demand for protection of health facilities and staff. Dr. Mohammed Abu Salmiya, director of Gaza’s al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza City, told Al-Araby TV that if Israel invades Gaza City, “we will face a new massacre,” warning that more than 2,000 patients remain trapped in city hospitals with nowhere safe to go.
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🏥 NEW: Israel points to broken European Hospital as it prepares to clear Gaza City hospitals Israeli Army Radio and the Times of Israel reported Saturday that the European Hospital in Khan Younis will serve as the replacement for all Gaza City hospitals as the army moves to seize the city — but Gaza’s Health Ministry says the facility is devastated and nowhere near ready to operate. In May this year, the hospital was hit by a heavy Israeli airstrike targeting a tunnel beneath the compound. The attack killed at least 28 people, caused massive damage to the facility (including roads and infrastructure), and led to the evacuation of its remaining patients. The Times of Israel described medical staff cleaning and clearing the compound today, after the IDF finally allowed access, and cited Israeli officials who said the UN and international aid groups are drawing up plans to restart the hospital “as an additional medical response” for the estimated one million Palestinians expected to be forcibly displaced. But Gaza’s Ministry of Health rejected that narrative, saying an initial assessment found massive damage to sewage, water, electricity, and oxygen systems, as well as to buildings and medical equipment. It warned that even if resources were provided immediately, it would take at least two months and $1.3 million just to restart the hospital at a minimal level, and six more months and another $3 million for full operation. The ministry stressed it will not evacuate any hospitals in Gaza governorate and renewed its demand for protection of health facilities and staff. Dr. Mohammed Abu Salmiya, director of Gaza’s al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza City, told Al-Araby TV that if Israel invades Gaza City, “we will face a new massacre,” warning that more than 2,000 patients remain trapped in city hospitals with nowhere safe to go.

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🇬🇧 Britain parachuted a medical team onto one of the most remote islands on earth to treat someone for hantavirus A British national who disembarked from the MV Hondius returned home to Tristan da Cunha, a South Atlantic island with no airstrip, only accessible by boat, with a suspected infection. So the UK flew an RAF A400M nearly 10,000km from Brize Norton, mid-air refuelled over the Atlantic, and dropped 6 paratroopers, an RAF consultant, an Army nurse, oxygen supplies, and medical equipment directly onto the island. They confirmed it was the first time medical personnel had ever been parachuted in for humanitarian support. Source: The Sun
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🇬🇧 Britain parachuted a medical team onto one of the most remote islands on earth to treat someone for hantavirus A British national who disembarked from the MV Hondius returned home to Tristan da Cunha, a South Atlantic island with no airstrip, only accessible by boat, with a suspected infection. So the UK flew an RAF A400M nearly 10,000km from Brize Norton, mid-air refuelled over the Atlantic, and dropped 6 paratroopers, an RAF consultant, an Army nurse, oxygen supplies, and medical equipment directly onto the island. They confirmed it was the first time medical personnel had ever been parachuted in for humanitarian support. Source: The Sun

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The first Airbus #A400M for the Indonesian Air Force has entered the Final Assembly Line (FAL) in Seville, marking a significant milestone in the production of this multirole tanker and transport aircraft ahead of its delivery by the end of 2025. During this phase of assembly, key production milestones have been completed, including the attachment of the Horizontal Tail Plane (HTP) to the Vertical Tail Plane (VTP) and the integration of the wings to the fuselage. The aircraft, production number MSN148, will next undergo installation of its power plant and software, followed by a series of functional tests prior to its first engine run. The Indonesia Ministry of Defence 🇮🇩 ordered two Airbus A400Ms ✈️ in 2021, which will significantly enhance the Indonesian Air Force’s operational flexibility, supporting strategic and tactical missions, humanitarian assistance, medical evacuation, and aerial refuelling.
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The first Airbus #A400M for the Indonesian Air Force has entered the Final Assembly Line (FAL) in Seville, marking a significant milestone in the production of this multirole tanker and transport aircraft ahead of its delivery by the end of 2025. During this phase of assembly, key production milestones have been completed, including the attachment of the Horizontal Tail Plane (HTP) to the Vertical Tail Plane (VTP) and the integration of the wings to the fuselage. The aircraft, production number MSN148, will next undergo installation of its power plant and software, followed by a series of functional tests prior to its first engine run. The Indonesia Ministry of Defence 🇮🇩 ordered two Airbus A400Ms ✈️ in 2021, which will significantly enhance the Indonesian Air Force’s operational flexibility, supporting strategic and tactical missions, humanitarian assistance, medical evacuation, and aerial refuelling.

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#CycloneDitwah | Indian Air Force in #SriLanka IAF helicopters undertook a hybrid rescue mission to extricate stranded passengers from a restricted zone. A Garud commando was winched down to guide the group through cross-country route to a pre-briefed helipad at Kotmale, from where 24 passengers — including Indians, foreign nationals and Sri Lankans — were evacuated to Colombo. In a parallel effort, three critical casualties were airlifted to Colombo for immediate medical attention. Earlier, five teams of Sri Lankan Army personnel (40 troops) were airlifted from Diyathalawa Army Camp to the landslide-affected Kotmale region to support relief operations. #CycloneDitwah MFA SriLanka 🇱🇰 रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India Ministry of Defence, Government of India HQ IDS ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY SpokespersonNavy IN DISHA by Indian Air Force
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#CycloneDitwah | Indian Air Force in #SriLanka IAF helicopters undertook a hybrid rescue mission to extricate stranded passengers from a restricted zone. A Garud commando was winched down to guide the group through cross-country route to a pre-briefed helipad at Kotmale, from where 24 passengers — including Indians, foreign nationals and Sri Lankans — were evacuated to Colombo. In a parallel effort, three critical casualties were airlifted to Colombo for immediate medical attention. Earlier, five teams of Sri Lankan Army personnel (40 troops) were airlifted from Diyathalawa Army Camp to the landslide-affected Kotmale region to support relief operations. #CycloneDitwah MFA SriLanka 🇱🇰 रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India Ministry of Defence, Government of India HQ IDS ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY SpokespersonNavy IN DISHA by Indian Air Force

Indian Air Force

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#Watch | India has developed its first indigenous MRI machine, set to be installed at AIIMS, New Delhi 🇮🇳 by October for trials. A partnership between AIIMS and SAMEER R&D India, under Ministry of Electronics & IT, will drive the project. The move aims to reduce treatment costs and reliance on imported medical devices, as 80-85% of equipment is currently imported. The indigenous MRI machine will help make India more self-reliant in medical technology. Nitendra Singh नितेन्द्र सिंह
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#Watch | India has developed its first indigenous MRI machine, set to be installed at AIIMS, New Delhi 🇮🇳 by October for trials. A partnership between AIIMS and SAMEER R&D India, under Ministry of Electronics & IT, will drive the project. The move aims to reduce treatment costs and reliance on imported medical devices, as 80-85% of equipment is currently imported. The indigenous MRI machine will help make India more self-reliant in medical technology. Nitendra Singh नितेन्द्र सिंह

DD News

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Call for Genuine Dialogue with Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) We are deeply concerned by the recent actions of the National Medical Commission National Medical Commission regarding the new policies affecting Foreign Medical Graduates #FMGs . Despite multiple attempts by #FMGs to engage in constructive dialogue about these policies, the doors have been closed to them, leaving many feeling unheard and marginalized. Key Issues Highlighted: 1.Lack of Engagement with FMGs: •When FMGs approached the NMC to discuss the recent circulars impacting their education and career pathways, they were met with a closed door. This lack of openness contradicts the NMC’s stated commitment to inclusivity and transparency. •On other occasions, the NMC has publicly invited dialogue with medical professionals on various issues. The exclusion of FMGs from such conversations suggests a discrepancy in how different members of the medical community are treated. 2.The Need for Authentic Communication: •Effective policymaking requires genuine engagement with all stakeholders. FMGs, who represent a significant portion of the medical workforce, deserve to have their voices heard and their concerns addressed in a fair and transparent manner. •The perception that the NMC is avoiding meaningful dialogue with FMGs undermines trust and suggests a lack of willingness to address the real challenges faced by these dedicated professionals. Our Stance: We at @udfaindia believe that a body like the NMC, which is designed to represent and listen to the medical community, must be open to all its members. Ignoring or sidelining any group is counterproductive and contrary to the principles of equality and fairness. Why This Matters: •Equity and Representation: All medical professionals, regardless of where they received their education, should have the opportunity to engage with regulatory bodies and influence policies that affect their careers and lives. •Transparency and Trust: For the NMC to maintain its credibility and legitimacy, it must foster an environment of openness and responsiveness, especially towards those who are most impacted by its decisions. •Potential for Unrest: If the NMC continues to act unilaterally without genuine dialogue, it risks alienating a significant portion of the medical community. This could lead to increased discontent and potential protests, which is not in anyone’s interest. Our Call to Action: •Open the Doors to Dialogue: We urge the NMC to actively engage with FMGs and their representatives to discuss the implications of recent policies and seek mutually acceptable solutions. •Demonstrate True Commitment: Show that the commitment to inclusivity and open dialogue is not just for show, but a fundamental principle guiding the NMC’s actions. •Listen and Represent: The NMC must fulfill its mandate to listen to and represent all members of the medical community, including FMGs who have contributed significantly to healthcare in India. Let’s Work Together for a Fair and Inclusive Medical Community. We remain hopeful that the NMC will reconsider its approach and embrace a more inclusive and open stance towards FMGs. It is only through unity and collaboration that we can ensure a just and effective healthcare system for all. #OpenDialogue #FairTreatment #SupportFMGs #NMCAccountability #FMGS National Medical Commission ALL FMGs ASSOCIATION(AFA) Free Press Journal Anil Sharda ravish ndtv Karn Pratap Singh
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Call for Genuine Dialogue with Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) We are deeply concerned by the recent actions of the National Medical Commission National Medical Commission regarding the new policies affecting Foreign Medical Graduates #FMGs . Despite multiple attempts by #FMGs to engage in constructive dialogue about these policies, the doors have been closed to them, leaving many feeling unheard and marginalized. Key Issues Highlighted: 1.Lack of Engagement with FMGs: •When FMGs approached the NMC to discuss the recent circulars impacting their education and career pathways, they were met with a closed door. This lack of openness contradicts the NMC’s stated commitment to inclusivity and transparency. •On other occasions, the NMC has publicly invited dialogue with medical professionals on various issues. The exclusion of FMGs from such conversations suggests a discrepancy in how different members of the medical community are treated. 2.The Need for Authentic Communication: •Effective policymaking requires genuine engagement with all stakeholders. FMGs, who represent a significant portion of the medical workforce, deserve to have their voices heard and their concerns addressed in a fair and transparent manner. •The perception that the NMC is avoiding meaningful dialogue with FMGs undermines trust and suggests a lack of willingness to address the real challenges faced by these dedicated professionals. Our Stance: We at @udfaindia believe that a body like the NMC, which is designed to represent and listen to the medical community, must be open to all its members. Ignoring or sidelining any group is counterproductive and contrary to the principles of equality and fairness. Why This Matters: •Equity and Representation: All medical professionals, regardless of where they received their education, should have the opportunity to engage with regulatory bodies and influence policies that affect their careers and lives. •Transparency and Trust: For the NMC to maintain its credibility and legitimacy, it must foster an environment of openness and responsiveness, especially towards those who are most impacted by its decisions. •Potential for Unrest: If the NMC continues to act unilaterally without genuine dialogue, it risks alienating a significant portion of the medical community. This could lead to increased discontent and potential protests, which is not in anyone’s interest. Our Call to Action: •Open the Doors to Dialogue: We urge the NMC to actively engage with FMGs and their representatives to discuss the implications of recent policies and seek mutually acceptable solutions. •Demonstrate True Commitment: Show that the commitment to inclusivity and open dialogue is not just for show, but a fundamental principle guiding the NMC’s actions. •Listen and Represent: The NMC must fulfill its mandate to listen to and represent all members of the medical community, including FMGs who have contributed significantly to healthcare in India. Let’s Work Together for a Fair and Inclusive Medical Community. We remain hopeful that the NMC will reconsider its approach and embrace a more inclusive and open stance towards FMGs. It is only through unity and collaboration that we can ensure a just and effective healthcare system for all. #OpenDialogue #FairTreatment #SupportFMGs #NMCAccountability #FMGS National Medical Commission ALL FMGs ASSOCIATION(AFA) Free Press Journal Anil Sharda ravish ndtv Karn Pratap Singh

Dr.Arun Kumar

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Yesterday, the Government of Jamaica welcomed the arrival of relief supplies from the United Kingdom. We extend our sincere gratitude to the Government and people of the UK for their timely and support during this challenging period. Relief operations are fully underway. Supplies are being sorted, mobilized, and distributed across the island to assist families and communities affected by Hurricane Melissa. Many areas have already begun receiving critical aid, including food, water, medical items, and temporary shelter materials. We are aware that several communities remain isolated or are difficult to access due to damaged infrastructure. I want to reassure the Jamaican people that every effort is being made to reach them. Through coordinated efforts by the JDF, JCF, ODPEM, and local authorities, we are deploying relief by land and air. We are ensuring that every Jamaican receives the help they need. No one will be left behind.
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Yesterday, the Government of Jamaica welcomed the arrival of relief supplies from the United Kingdom. We extend our sincere gratitude to the Government and people of the UK for their timely and support during this challenging period. Relief operations are fully underway. Supplies are being sorted, mobilized, and distributed across the island to assist families and communities affected by Hurricane Melissa. Many areas have already begun receiving critical aid, including food, water, medical items, and temporary shelter materials. We are aware that several communities remain isolated or are difficult to access due to damaged infrastructure. I want to reassure the Jamaican people that every effort is being made to reach them. Through coordinated efforts by the JDF, JCF, ODPEM, and local authorities, we are deploying relief by land and air. We are ensuring that every Jamaican receives the help they need. No one will be left behind.

Andrew Holness

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🚨The Director of the Ministry of Health in Gaza, Dr. Munir Al-Bursh, to Al-Jazeera: Patients were able to leave the Indonesian Hospital under the fire of occupation drones. The scene of the occupation's bombing of the Indonesian Hospital is very painful. The occupation forces bulldozed the front yard of the Indonesian Hospital. The Indonesian Hospital serves 400,000 people in northern Gaza, and the occupation is endangering the lives of the people in the north. The occupation seeks to destroy the Indonesian Hospital to affect the health system in Gaza. The medical staff at the Indonesian Hospital are threatened, and the occupation does not stop targeting hospitals. "Israeli" helicopters surrounded the hospital and opened fire to prevent patients from entering or leaving. The occupation has destroyed the Indonesian Hospital 3 times so far. The steadfastness of the Palestinian people is capable of thwarting and foiling Netanyahu's plans. We learned from the World Health Organization that it has prepared approximately 3,000 trucks of medical aid, which are now in Al-Arish [Egypt] awaiting permission to enter. The occupation is manipulating the media by talking about the entry and distribution of aid. I condemn the occupation's talk about determining the caloric content of aid for each person in Gaza. I am certain that all the occupation's plans will fail and that the victor in the end will be the Palestinian people. All of the occupation's plans will fail in the face of the steadfastness of our Palestinian people.
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🚨The Director of the Ministry of Health in Gaza, Dr. Munir Al-Bursh, to Al-Jazeera: Patients were able to leave the Indonesian Hospital under the fire of occupation drones. The scene of the occupation's bombing of the Indonesian Hospital is very painful. The occupation forces bulldozed the front yard of the Indonesian Hospital. The Indonesian Hospital serves 400,000 people in northern Gaza, and the occupation is endangering the lives of the people in the north. The occupation seeks to destroy the Indonesian Hospital to affect the health system in Gaza. The medical staff at the Indonesian Hospital are threatened, and the occupation does not stop targeting hospitals. "Israeli" helicopters surrounded the hospital and opened fire to prevent patients from entering or leaving. The occupation has destroyed the Indonesian Hospital 3 times so far. The steadfastness of the Palestinian people is capable of thwarting and foiling Netanyahu's plans. We learned from the World Health Organization that it has prepared approximately 3,000 trucks of medical aid, which are now in Al-Arish [Egypt] awaiting permission to enter. The occupation is manipulating the media by talking about the entry and distribution of aid. I condemn the occupation's talk about determining the caloric content of aid for each person in Gaza. I am certain that all the occupation's plans will fail and that the victor in the end will be the Palestinian people. All of the occupation's plans will fail in the face of the steadfastness of our Palestinian people.

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Rehab facility gives heartbreaking update on homeless Former Nickelodeon star Tylor Chase. Eleven 11 Recovery, stepped in to provide treatment for the former ‘Ned’s Declassified’ star, after he received an outpouring of public support following a series of viral videos. Over the Christmas period, he was put on a medical hold in a Southern California hospital. Chase was taken to the rehab facility by a mental health crisis team but declined help and is back to living on the streets. Those trying to help him have said he can only be helped if he is willing and if accepts the support being offered. Source: Tyla
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Rehab facility gives heartbreaking update on homeless Former Nickelodeon star Tylor Chase. Eleven 11 Recovery, stepped in to provide treatment for the former ‘Ned’s Declassified’ star, after he received an outpouring of public support following a series of viral videos. Over the Christmas period, he was put on a medical hold in a Southern California hospital. Chase was taken to the rehab facility by a mental health crisis team but declined help and is back to living on the streets. Those trying to help him have said he can only be helped if he is willing and if accepts the support being offered. Source: Tyla

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Exercise Bright Star 2025: India is participating in this exercise, along with 43 other countries, in Egypt, from 27 Aug to 10 Sep 25. The Indian Air Force has deployed its Su-30 and C-130 aircraft for this multilateral, joint exercise, which strengthens strategic ties, enhances interoperability, and provides the IAF a valuable mutual learning experience with friendly foreign countries. रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India Ministry of Defence, Government of India HQ IDS ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY DISHA by Indian Air Force India in Egypt
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Exercise Bright Star 2025: India is participating in this exercise, along with 43 other countries, in Egypt, from 27 Aug to 10 Sep 25. The Indian Air Force has deployed its Su-30 and C-130 aircraft for this multilateral, joint exercise, which strengthens strategic ties, enhances interoperability, and provides the IAF a valuable mutual learning experience with friendly foreign countries. रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India Ministry of Defence, Government of India HQ IDS ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY DISHA by Indian Air Force India in Egypt

Indian Air Force

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SRN Medical College, #Prayagraj A few alleged lawyers, who were reportedly expelled by the Bar Council of Allahabad for misconduct, are once again creating unrest inside SRN Hospital for political mileage. Young on-duty doctors, including both male and female residents, are allegedly being threatened, abused, and intimidated while carrying out their professional Duties. How can healthcare workers be expected to provide safe and effective patient care in such an atmosphere of fear and harassment? Obstructing government work and intimidating on-duty doctors is unacceptable. Strict and impartial action must be taken against those responsible. Such incidents cannot be allowed to become the norm. Exemplary action is essential to ensure the safety, dignity, and security of healthcare professionals and to prevent any recurrence of such misconduct. Yogi Adityanath Brajesh Pathak Narendra Modi DM Prayagraj
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SRN Medical College, #Prayagraj A few alleged lawyers, who were reportedly expelled by the Bar Council of Allahabad for misconduct, are once again creating unrest inside SRN Hospital for political mileage. Young on-duty doctors, including both male and female residents, are allegedly being threatened, abused, and intimidated while carrying out their professional Duties. How can healthcare workers be expected to provide safe and effective patient care in such an atmosphere of fear and harassment? Obstructing government work and intimidating on-duty doctors is unacceptable. Strict and impartial action must be taken against those responsible. Such incidents cannot be allowed to become the norm. Exemplary action is essential to ensure the safety, dignity, and security of healthcare professionals and to prevent any recurrence of such misconduct. Yogi Adityanath Brajesh Pathak Narendra Modi DM Prayagraj

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🚨Gaza Health Director: Israeli Forces Bombed Indonesian Hospital, Fired on Fleeing Patients Dr. Muneer Alboursh, Director of Gaza’s Health Ministry, told Al-Jazeera that Israeli forces repeatedly attacked the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza—including opening fire on its intensive care unit and wounding one of the patients inside. Another man was killed by a drone strike near the hospital’s oxygen station. Hospital staff retrieved his body and buried him in the hospital garden. More details: ➤ Israeli helicopters surrounded the facility and opened fire to block patients from entering or leaving. Meanwhile, Israeli bulldozers demolished the hospital’s northern wall and bulldozed its front yard. ➤ The hospital, which serves 400,000 people in northern Gaza, has now been destroyed three times, Alboursh said. He accused Israel of seeking to collapse Gaza’s health system and terrorize its medical staff. ➤ Alboursh said 3,000 WHO aid trucks remain stuck in Egypt’s Al-Arish, awaiting permission to enter Gaza, while Israel “manipulates the media” by falsely claiming aid is being distributed. ➤ He condemned reported Israeli plans to ration food by caloric intake per person, declaring: “All their plans will fail in the face of our people’s steadfastness.” Latest from the Ground: Medical sources at the facility told Drop Site News that Israeli tanks laid siege to the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia for more than a day, surrounding it and opening fire on the building. The hospital’s main gate and yard were destroyed, electricity was cut, and crews inside were unable to move. Videos shared with Drop Site captured the sound of heavy gunfire near the facility. Contact was lost with 55 people trapped inside, including four doctors, eight nurses, and dozens of immobile patients. Hospital sources said no evacuation orders were given and no warnings preceded the attack. The siege came just hours after Israeli forces destroyed Awda Hospital in Tal Al-Zaatar and forced the shutdown of both the Kuwaiti Field Hospital and the European Hospital in Khan Younis. All hospitals in northern Gaza have now been put out of service. Sources told Drop Site the Israeli forces appeared to be trying to intimidate those inside the hospital—likely to pressure an evacuation. After maneuvering around the facility, the tanks eventually withdrew. “Things are okay now,” a medical source said. “God willing, it’ll be a peaceful night for us.” Videos shared by medical source at Indonesian Hospital
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🚨Gaza Health Director: Israeli Forces Bombed Indonesian Hospital, Fired on Fleeing Patients Dr. Muneer Alboursh, Director of Gaza’s Health Ministry, told Al-Jazeera that Israeli forces repeatedly attacked the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza—including opening fire on its intensive care unit and wounding one of the patients inside. Another man was killed by a drone strike near the hospital’s oxygen station. Hospital staff retrieved his body and buried him in the hospital garden. More details: ➤ Israeli helicopters surrounded the facility and opened fire to block patients from entering or leaving. Meanwhile, Israeli bulldozers demolished the hospital’s northern wall and bulldozed its front yard. ➤ The hospital, which serves 400,000 people in northern Gaza, has now been destroyed three times, Alboursh said. He accused Israel of seeking to collapse Gaza’s health system and terrorize its medical staff. ➤ Alboursh said 3,000 WHO aid trucks remain stuck in Egypt’s Al-Arish, awaiting permission to enter Gaza, while Israel “manipulates the media” by falsely claiming aid is being distributed. ➤ He condemned reported Israeli plans to ration food by caloric intake per person, declaring: “All their plans will fail in the face of our people’s steadfastness.” Latest from the Ground: Medical sources at the facility told Drop Site News that Israeli tanks laid siege to the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia for more than a day, surrounding it and opening fire on the building. The hospital’s main gate and yard were destroyed, electricity was cut, and crews inside were unable to move. Videos shared with Drop Site captured the sound of heavy gunfire near the facility. Contact was lost with 55 people trapped inside, including four doctors, eight nurses, and dozens of immobile patients. Hospital sources said no evacuation orders were given and no warnings preceded the attack. The siege came just hours after Israeli forces destroyed Awda Hospital in Tal Al-Zaatar and forced the shutdown of both the Kuwaiti Field Hospital and the European Hospital in Khan Younis. All hospitals in northern Gaza have now been put out of service. Sources told Drop Site the Israeli forces appeared to be trying to intimidate those inside the hospital—likely to pressure an evacuation. After maneuvering around the facility, the tanks eventually withdrew. “Things are okay now,” a medical source said. “God willing, it’ll be a peaceful night for us.” Videos shared by medical source at Indonesian Hospital

Drop Site

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Sammy Ofer Fortified Underground Emergency Hospital at Rambam Healthcare Campus in the Northern Israeli City of Haifa has reportedly been Activated following an order by the IDF Homefront Command; the Hospital which is a 3-Story Underground Facility which is able to hold 2,000 Patient Beds and multiple Surgical Wards was designed for Civilian and Military Patient Care under Wartime Conditions, usually only the 1st and 2nd Floor of the Complex are prepared to Treat Patients but this order by the IDF has also Opened the 3rd Floor which is now undergoing a Major Development which includes the Installation of Water, Power, Plumbing, Air Conditioning, and Communication Lines so that it and its 700 Beds can be prepared for War.
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Sammy Ofer Fortified Underground Emergency Hospital at Rambam Healthcare Campus in the Northern Israeli City of Haifa has reportedly been Activated following an order by the IDF Homefront Command; the Hospital which is a 3-Story Underground Facility which is able to hold 2,000 Patient Beds and multiple Surgical Wards was designed for Civilian and Military Patient Care under Wartime Conditions, usually only the 1st and 2nd Floor of the Complex are prepared to Treat Patients but this order by the IDF has also Opened the 3rd Floor which is now undergoing a Major Development which includes the Installation of Water, Power, Plumbing, Air Conditioning, and Communication Lines so that it and its 700 Beds can be prepared for War.

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