Chinese medical team arrives at Nepal for medical rescue
The Chinese medical team arrived at Dhulikhel, an area severely affected by the 8.1-magnitude quake in Nepal, on April 27.
The team will carry out rescue at its temporary settlement where there is a place for diagnosis and treatment, a place for observation with 40-50 beds, and a place for logistics.
The work of building wards, installing equipment, and setting up living facilities is under way in the settlement.
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| Local people carry injured in the earthquake. |
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Local army carry aid in the temporary settlement for the Chinese medical team in Nepal. |
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