Temporary Hospital Erected at Singhu Border; Rajewal Asks Farmers to Become Vigilant

NEW DELHI—A temporary hospital at the Singhu border is in the works. This temporary hospital will have a capacity of four beds and two doctors will be appointed for serving protesting farmers round the clock.

Besides this, several pharmacists, technical assistants, and volunteers of social organizations will also work in this hospital so that the farmers suffering from any physical problem could be treated immediately and those having serious problems could be referred to suitable hospitals.

In this hospital, the facility of ECG (Electrocardiogram) will also be provided besides necessary medicines.

The temporary hospital is in addition to a number of make shift dispensaries that have been set up at the Delhi borders. 

Meanwhile, the farmers have started making robust arrangements to save themselves from the torrential downpour of rains. Several teams are working day and night to erect heightened tents with the best kind of roof sheets.

In every tent, two or three impermissible roof sheets are being used to stop leakage of water downwards but still the muddy floors are proving a big challenge for the farmers.

Several social organizations are already active to medicate farmers feeling of problems due to the chilling cold and rainy weather.

For the last many days, the North Indian region has been witnessing continuous rain amid frosty weather.

Addressing the protesting farmers from the main stage on January 6, farmer leader Balbir Singh Rajewal made it clear that the farmers’ agitation won’t end till the Indian government doesn’t repeal trio farm laws. He also appealed the farmers to remain vigilant about the cheap tactics of Indian government to torpedo their struggle.

He also made a special appeal to the farmers to keep this agitation fully peaceful as now it is on its peak. “Our patience and peaceful determination will definitely take us to victory,” he added.