Summary
The lab will study how thin air and cold affect people's health.
Scientists will use drones and video calls to help people far away 🚁.
The first stone will be placed by the Health Minister on October 12.
Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda will lay the foundation stone on October 12.
The centre is called the Indian Council of Medical Research Centre for High‑Altitude Medicine and Public Health Research.
It will research health issues in the Himalayan mountains, like thin air, cold weather, and how to treat illnesses.
New tools like telemedicine, drones, and digital health will be used to reach remote villages.
The lab will study how thin air and cold affect people's health.
Scientists will use drones and video calls to help people far away 🚁.
The first stone will be placed by the Health Minister on October 12.
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