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Operation Sagar Bandhu
Operation Sagar Bandhu commences as INS Vikrant and INS Udaigiri hand over relief material at Colombo
Operation Sagar Bandhu commences as INS Vikrant and INS Udaigiri hand over relief material at Colombo
NDRF India personnel, in close coordination with local authorities, continue to undertake relief operations in Sri Lanka
NDRF India personnel, in close coordination with local authorities, continue to undertake relief operations in Sri Lanka
NDRF India personnel, in close coordination with local authorities, continue to undertake relief operations in Sri Lanka
NDRF India personnel, in close coordination with local authorities, continue to undertake relief operations in Sri Lanka
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Another Indian Air Force C130J carrying approx 10 tons of disaster response supplies, BHISHM Cubes and a medical team for on-site training & support has landed in Colombo
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Another Indian Air Force C130J carrying approx 10 tons of disaster response supplies, BHISHM Cubes and a medical team for on-site training & support has landed in Colombo
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Another Indian Air Force C130J carrying approx 10 tons of disaster response supplies, BHISHM Cubes and a medical team for on-site training & support has landed in Colombo
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Another Indian Air Force C130J carrying approx 10 tons of disaster response supplies, BHISHM Cubes and a medical team for on-site training & support has landed in Colombo
INS Sukanya enters Trincomalee with relief materials
INS Sukanya enters Trincomalee with relief materials
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Relief efforts continue in Sri Lanka through Mi-17 helicopters of the Indian Air Force
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Relief efforts continue in Sri Lanka through Mi-17 helicopters of the Indian Air Force
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Relief efforts continue in Sri Lanka through Mi-17 helicopters of the Indian Air Force
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Relief efforts continue in Sri Lanka through Mi-17 helicopters of the Indian Air Force
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Relief efforts continue in Sri Lanka through Mi-17 helicopters of the Indian Air Force
The NDRF India personnel carried out rescue operations in Kochikade, Puttalam and Badulla areas of Sri Lanka
The NDRF India personnel carried out rescue operations in Kochikade, Puttalam and Badulla areas of Sri Lanka
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu NDRF India teams carried out multiple evacuations in Puttalam, Sri Lanka, rescuing stranded people including infants, children and females
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu NDRF India teams carried out multiple evacuations in Puttalam, Sri Lanka, rescuing stranded people including infants, children and females
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu NDRF India teams carried out multiple evacuations in Puttalam, Sri Lanka, rescuing stranded people including infants, children and females
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu NDRF India teams carried out multiple evacuations in Puttalam, Sri Lanka, rescuing stranded people including infants, children and females
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu NDRF India teams carried out multiple evacuations in Puttalam, Sri Lanka, rescuing stranded people including infants, children and females
Indian Air Force continued rescue & relief operations in Kotmale, Irunguwatta & Ganthuna, airlifting and air-dropping nearly 6 tonnes of critical supplies and medicines to inaccessible areas
Indian Air Force continued rescue & relief operations in Kotmale, Irunguwatta & Ganthuna, airlifting and air-dropping nearly 6 tonnes of critical supplies and medicines to inaccessible areas
Indian Air Force continued rescue & relief operations in Kotmale, Irunguwatta & Ganthuna, airlifting and air-dropping nearly 6 tonnes of critical supplies and medicines to inaccessible areas
Indian Air Force continued rescue & relief operations in Kotmale, Irunguwatta & Ganthuna, airlifting and air-dropping nearly 6 tonnes of critical supplies and medicines to inaccessible areas
Indian Air Force continued rescue & relief operations in Kotmale, Irunguwatta & Ganthuna, airlifting and air-dropping nearly 6 tonnes of critical supplies and medicines to inaccessible areas
Aarogya Maitri BHISHM Cube: Jointly organised by the Sri Lankan Medical Services, Air Force Hospital Katunayake and the Indian medical contingent, an open community space was transformed into a functioning medical centre with multi-OPD care, Laboratory, X-ray and Minor OT
Aarogya Maitri BHISHM Cube: Jointly organised by the Sri Lankan Medical Services, Air Force Hospital Katunayake and the Indian medical contingent, an open community space was transformed into a functioning medical centre with multi-OPD care, Laboratory, X-ray and Minor OT
Aarogya Maitri BHISHM Cube: Jointly organised by the Sri Lankan Medical Services, Air Force Hospital Katunayake and the Indian medical contingent, an open community space was transformed into a functioning medical centre with multi-OPD care, Laboratory, X-ray and Minor OT
Aarogya Maitri BHISHM Cube: Jointly organised by the Sri Lankan Medical Services, Air Force Hospital Katunayake and the Indian medical contingent, an open community space was transformed into a functioning medical centre with multi-OPD care, Laboratory, X-ray and Minor OT
India is bringing two rapidly deployable Field Hospitals urgently required in Sri Lanka along with 70 personnel, providing healthcare support to disaster-affected areas
India is bringing two rapidly deployable Field Hospitals urgently required in Sri Lanka along with 70 personnel, providing healthcare support to disaster-affected areas
An Indian Air Force C-17 transport aircraft with a self-contained, modular field hospital, over 70 medical & support personnel, and vehicles, landed in Colombo
An Indian Air Force C-17 transport aircraft with a self-contained, modular field hospital, over 70 medical & support personnel, and vehicles, landed in Colombo
An Indian Air Force C-17 transport aircraft with a self-contained, modular field hospital, over 70 medical & support personnel, and vehicles, landed in Colombo
An Indian Air Force C-17 transport aircraft with a self-contained, modular field hospital, over 70 medical & support personnel, and vehicles, landed in Colombo
As part of the national commitment of Neighbourhood First, the Indian Army is deploying an Integrated Task Force, a high-readiness, self-contained composite HADR contingent from the Shatrujeet Brigade to provide critical relief, restore essential services and support families in Sri Lanka affected by Cyclone Ditwah
As part of the national commitment of Neighbourhood First, the Indian Army is deploying an Integrated Task Force, a high-readiness, self-contained composite HADR contingent from the Shatrujeet Brigade to provide critical relief, restore essential services and support families in Sri Lanka affected by Cyclone Ditwah
As part of the national commitment of Neighbourhood First, the Indian Army is deploying an Integrated Task Force, a high-readiness, self-contained composite HADR contingent from the Shatrujeet Brigade to provide critical relief, restore essential services and support families in Sri Lanka affected by Cyclone Ditwah
NDRF India teams working at Sedawatta and Nadeegama areas near Colombo have rescued more than 43 people so far
NDRF India teams working at Sedawatta and Nadeegama areas near Colombo have rescued more than 43 people so far
In Badulla the NDRF India team recovered another deceased person in an exceptionally difficult operation, where the remains were found beneath layers of deep, compacted debris
In Badulla the NDRF India team recovered another deceased person in an exceptionally difficult operation, where the remains were found beneath layers of deep, compacted debris
In Badulla the NDRF India team recovered another deceased person in an exceptionally difficult operation, where the remains were found beneath layers of deep, compacted debris
In Badulla the NDRF India team recovered another deceased person in an exceptionally difficult operation, where the remains were found beneath layers of deep, compacted debris
Operation Sagar Bandhu: An Indian Air Force C17 aircraft delivered a Bailey bridge and 500 Water Purification kits
Operation Sagar Bandhu: An Indian Air Force C17 aircraft delivered a Bailey bridge and 500 Water Purification kits
Operation Sagar Bandhu: An Indian Air Force C17 aircraft delivered a Bailey bridge and 500 Water Purification kits
Operation Sagar Bandhu: An Indian Air Force C17 aircraft delivered a Bailey bridge and 500 Water Purification kits
Operation Sagar Bandhu: NDRF India teams are supporting recovery efforts in Gampaha, working on urgent drinking water requirements with well cleaning and water purification to help families regain access to safe water and restore normalcy
Operation Sagar Bandhu: NDRF India teams are supporting recovery efforts in Gampaha, working on urgent drinking water requirements with well cleaning and water purification to help families regain access to safe water and restore normalcy
Operation Sagar Bandhu: NDRF India teams are supporting recovery efforts in Gampaha, working on urgent drinking water requirements with well cleaning and water purification to help families regain access to safe water and restore normalcy
Operation Sagar Bandhu: NDRF India teams are supporting recovery efforts in Gampaha, working on urgent drinking water requirements with well cleaning and water purification to help families regain access to safe water and restore normalcy
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Another Indian Air Force C-17 Globemaster has landed in Colombo with Bailey bridge units to restore road accessibility
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Another Indian Air Force C-17 Globemaster has landed in Colombo with Bailey bridge units to restore road accessibility
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Another Indian Air Force C-17 Globemaster has landed in Colombo with Bailey bridge units to restore road accessibility
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Another Indian Air Force C-17 Globemaster has landed in Colombo with Bailey bridge units to restore road accessibility
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu a 65-ton Bailey Bridge was transported to Colombo to restore essential connectivity, while Indian Air Force's Mi-17 V5 helicopters delivered 6T of relief material and evacuated 24 survivors
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu a 65-ton Bailey Bridge was transported to Colombo to restore essential connectivity, while Indian Air Force's Mi-17 V5 helicopters delivered 6T of relief material and evacuated 24 survivors
Operation Sagar Bandhu: A fully operational field hospital is being set up by the Indian medical team in Mahiyanganaya near Kandy, bringing trauma care, surgical capability, ambulances and critical services directly to a hard-hit community
Operation Sagar Bandhu: A fully operational field hospital is being set up by the Indian medical team in Mahiyanganaya near Kandy, bringing trauma care, surgical capability, ambulances and critical services directly to a hard-hit community
Operation Sagar Bandhu: A fully operational field hospital is being set up by the Indian medical team in Mahiyanganaya near Kandy, bringing trauma care, surgical capability, ambulances and critical services directly to a hard-hit community
Operation Sagar Bandhu: The Indian Army medical team of the Shatrujeet Brigade along with assistance of engineer & signal teams has established a Field Hospital at Mahiyangana
Operation Sagar Bandhu: The Indian Army medical team of the Shatrujeet Brigade along with assistance of engineer & signal teams has established a Field Hospital at Mahiyangana
Operation Sagar Bandhu: The 4th C17 aircraft, third one carrying Bailey Bridge units arrived in Colombo with 55 tonnes of Bailey Bridge stores, a JCB and 13 personnel from Engineer corps
Operation Sagar Bandhu: The 4th C17 aircraft, third one carrying Bailey Bridge units arrived in Colombo with 55 tonnes of Bailey Bridge stores, a JCB and 13 personnel from Engineer corps
Operation Sagar Bandhu: The 4th C17 aircraft, third one carrying Bailey Bridge units arrived in Colombo with 55 tonnes of Bailey Bridge stores, a JCB and 13 personnel from Engineer corps
Operation Sagar Bandhu: The 4th C17 aircraft, third one carrying Bailey Bridge units arrived in Colombo with 55 tonnes of Bailey Bridge stores, a JCB and 13 personnel from Engineer corps
Operation Sagar Bandhu: The field hospital set up by India in Mahiyanganaya near Kandy, since 5 December has provided much needed medical care to more than 2200 patients affected by Cyclone Ditwah and successfully conducted 67 minor procedures and 3 operations
Operation Sagar Bandhu: The field hospital set up by India in Mahiyanganaya near Kandy, since 5 December has provided much needed medical care to more than 2200 patients affected by Cyclone Ditwah and successfully conducted 67 minor procedures and 3 operations
Operation Sagar Bandhu: The field hospital set up by India in Mahiyanganaya near Kandy, since 5 December has provided much needed medical care to more than 2200 patients affected by Cyclone Ditwah and successfully conducted 67 minor procedures and 3 operations
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Tamil Nadu has sent about 1000 tonnes of essential food items and clothes to Cyclone Ditwah hit Sri Lanka
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Tamil Nadu has sent about 1000 tonnes of essential food items and clothes to Cyclone Ditwah hit Sri Lanka
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Tamil Nadu has sent about 1000 tonnes of essential food items and clothes to Cyclone Ditwah hit Sri Lanka
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Tamil Nadu has sent about 1000 tonnes of essential food items and clothes to Cyclone Ditwah hit Sri Lanka
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Tamil Nadu has sent about 1000 tonnes of essential food items and clothes to Cyclone Ditwah hit Sri Lanka
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Tamil Nadu has sent about 1000 tonnes of essential food items and clothes to Cyclone Ditwah hit Sri Lanka
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Tamil Nadu has sent about 1000 tonnes of essential food items and clothes to Cyclone Ditwah hit Sri Lanka
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Indian Army Engineers, together with Sri Lankan Army Engineers and the Road Development Authority, have begun removing the damaged bridge on the Paranthan–Karachchi–Mullaitivu (A35) road in Kilinochchi
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Indian Army Engineers, together with Sri Lankan Army Engineers and the Road Development Authority, have begun removing the damaged bridge on the Paranthan–Karachchi–Mullaitivu (A35) road in Kilinochchi
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Indian Army Engineers, together with Sri Lankan Army Engineers and the Road Development Authority, have begun removing the damaged bridge on the Paranthan–Karachchi–Mullaitivu (A35) road in Kilinochchi
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Indian Army Engineers, together with Sri Lankan Army Engineers and the Road Development Authority, have begun removing the damaged bridge on the Paranthan–Karachchi–Mullaitivu (A35) road in Kilinochchi
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Indian Army Engineers, together with Sri Lankan Army Engineers and the Road Development Authority, have begun removing the damaged bridge on the Paranthan–Karachchi–Mullaitivu (A35) road in Kilinochchi
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Indian Army Engineers, together with Sri Lankan Army Engineers and the Road Development Authority, have begun removing the damaged bridge on the Paranthan–Karachchi–Mullaitivu (A35) road in Kilinochchi
As part of the ongoing *_Operation Sagar Bandhu_* , which was launched to provide urgent Search & Rescue and Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Relief (HADR) support to Sri Lanka, Indian Navy has deployed *four more ships INS Gharial, LCU 54, LCU 51* and *LCU 57* for supplying HADR stores to cyclone-affected regions of Sri Lanka
As part of the ongoing *_Operation Sagar Bandhu_* , which was launched to provide urgent Search & Rescue and Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Relief (HADR) support to Sri Lanka, Indian Navy has deployed *four more ships INS Gharial, LCU 54, LCU 51* and *LCU 57* for supplying HADR stores to cyclone-affected regions of Sri Lanka
As part of the ongoing *_Operation Sagar Bandhu_* , which was launched to provide urgent Search & Rescue and Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Relief (HADR) support to Sri Lanka, Indian Navy has deployed *four more ships INS Gharial, LCU 54, LCU 51* and *LCU 57* for supplying HADR stores to cyclone-affected regions of Sri Lanka
As part of the ongoing *_Operation Sagar Bandhu_* , which was launched to provide urgent Search & Rescue and Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Relief (HADR) support to Sri Lanka, Indian Navy has deployed *four more ships INS Gharial, LCU 54, LCU 51* and *LCU 57* for supplying HADR stores to cyclone-affected regions of Sri Lanka
As part of the ongoing *_Operation Sagar Bandhu_* , which was launched to provide urgent Search & Rescue and Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Relief (HADR) support to Sri Lanka, Indian Navy has deployed *four more ships INS Gharial, LCU 54, LCU 51* and *LCU 57* for supplying HADR stores to cyclone-affected regions of Sri Lanka
Engineering Task Force is working alongside Sri Lankan authorities to restore connectivity along the main road arteries of Sri Lanka in the wake of devastation caused by Cyclone Ditwah
Engineering Task Force is working alongside Sri Lankan authorities to restore connectivity along the main road arteries of Sri Lanka in the wake of devastation caused by Cyclone Ditwah
Engineering Task Force is working alongside Sri Lankan authorities to restore connectivity along the main road arteries of Sri Lanka in the wake of devastation caused by Cyclone Ditwah
Engineering Task Force is working alongside Sri Lankan authorities to restore connectivity along the main road arteries of Sri Lanka in the wake of devastation caused by Cyclone Ditwah
The Indian Army’s Engineer Task Force (ETF) has commenced the de-launching of the damaged Puliyampokkanai Bridge at Jaffna and the Indian Field Hospital has provided medical care to over 3,338 patients, offering vital relief and humanitarian support to the people of Sri Lanka during this critical period
The Indian Army’s Engineer Task Force (ETF) has commenced the de-launching of the damaged Puliyampokkanai Bridge at Jaffna and the Indian Field Hospital has provided medical care to over 3,338 patients, offering vital relief and humanitarian support to the people of Sri Lanka during this critical period
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu, a further 700 tonnes of essential food items, essential supplies and clothes sent by Tamil Nadu reached Trincomalee onboard Indian Navy's INS Gharial
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu, a further 700 tonnes of essential food items, essential supplies and clothes sent by Tamil Nadu reached Trincomalee onboard Indian Navy's INS Gharial
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu, a further 700 tonnes of essential food items, essential supplies and clothes sent by Tamil Nadu reached Trincomalee onboard Indian Navy's INS Gharial
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu, a further 700 tonnes of essential food items, essential supplies and clothes sent by Tamil Nadu reached Trincomalee onboard Indian Navy's INS Gharial
Under Operation Sagar Bandhu, a further 700 tonnes of essential food items, essential supplies and clothes sent by Tamil Nadu reached Trincomalee onboard Indian Navy's INS Gharial
High Commissioner of India to Sri Lanka Santosh Jha distributed assistance kits among families affected by Cyclone Ditwah in Nayanalokagama, village specially designated for the visually impaired, in Gampaha District
High Commissioner of India to Sri Lanka Santosh Jha distributed assistance kits among families affected by Cyclone Ditwah in Nayanalokagama, village specially designated for the visually impaired, in Gampaha District
High Commissioner of India to Sri Lanka Santosh Jha distributed assistance kits among families affected by Cyclone Ditwah in Nayanalokagama, village specially designated for the visually impaired, in Gampaha District
High Commissioner of India to Sri Lanka Santosh Jha distributed assistance kits among families affected by Cyclone Ditwah in Nayanalokagama, village specially designated for the visually impaired, in Gampaha District
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Following the devastating effects of Cyclone Ditwah in Sri Lanka, the Indian Army's Shatrujeet Brigade Integrated Task Force swiftly repaired the cyclone-damaged Optical Fiber Cable (OFC) responsible for a widespread communications blackout in Mahiyanganaya, near Kandy
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Following the devastating effects of Cyclone Ditwah in Sri Lanka, the Indian Army's Shatrujeet Brigade Integrated Task Force swiftly repaired the cyclone-damaged Optical Fiber Cable (OFC) responsible for a widespread communications blackout in Mahiyanganaya, near Kandy
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Following the devastating effects of Cyclone Ditwah in Sri Lanka, the Indian Army's Shatrujeet Brigade Integrated Task Force swiftly repaired the cyclone-damaged Optical Fiber Cable (OFC) responsible for a widespread communications blackout in Mahiyanganaya, near Kandy
Operation Sagar Bandhu: Following the devastating effects of Cyclone Ditwah in Sri Lanka, the Indian Army's Shatrujeet Brigade Integrated Task Force swiftly repaired the cyclone-damaged Optical Fiber Cable (OFC) responsible for a widespread communications blackout in Mahiyanganaya, near Kandy
