The Indian Army and the Air Force have set out to prevent and monitor Chinese military incursions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh amid the epidemic Corona. The Army has deployed UAVs (Unmanded Aerial Vehicles) in Galvan Valley and Paigang Tso area. The Air Force has also launched a Chinook helicopter in the advance areas, increasing its activities in East Ladakh. The Army's 81 and 114 brigades under the Leh Army's Fire and Fury Corps have ordered their troops and officers to be in operational mode around the clock to deal with the Chinese Army. Senior Army officials are constantly monitoring the situation and necessary steps are being taken accordingly.

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The Chinese army personnel have reportedly reached three kilometers ahead of Indian territory in the south eastern part of Galvan Valley. This area is also called hot spring. The Chinese Army has also set up tents near the Petrol Point 14-15 and near Gogra Outpost in Galvan Valley. Initially, the Chinese army had tried to increase its activities in the Indian territory in Paigang Tso and on May 5, there were also kick punches, sticks and stones between the Chinese and Indian troops in this area. After this, the Chinese army increased activities in Galvan Valley. He is constantly increasing military activities in this area.

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Chinese soldiers have prepared a temporary camp about 15 km from the Indian post KM 120 in Galvan valley. Chinese soldiers have put up their tents in this area and there is constant movement of their vehicles and other equipment. The Chinese army has also started making roads and bunkers in front of Indian posts in their area. The Indian Army has strongly objected to this, but the Chinese Army has continued its construction activities.

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