Bhopal: The country is currently battling the coronavirus. The Indian Army is ready to protect the country's borders, has also taken the lead in the ongoing fight against the invisible enemy. The Army has set up a 150-bed isolation centre in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, which is plagued by the corona epidemic, within 48 hours.

According to the information, asynchronous patients will be treated here. In fact, Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan had spoken to Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and urged him to provide Army hospitals to deal with corona infection. Army officials have since spoken to CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan and set up a 150-bed isolation centre at the Army's three EME centres in Bairagarh, Bhopal.

Army personnel are said to be stationed at the site where the isolation centre has been set up. Now the jawans have been shifted from here to build isolation centres. It has four to five rooms in each barrack and six beds in each room. Out of 150 beds, 40 beds are reserved for women. Four doctors and medical staff will be deployed to monitor these patients.

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