China Gives It’s Soldiers New Facilities For -40 C Facilities

There is still tension between India and China, both the armies of both countries are standing with full force on the border and both countries are constantly trying to provide better facilities to their forces. Meanwhile, on Thursday, China has said that it has given its army new clothes, living space and many other facilities. So that the training of the soldiers is good, their living conditions are improved.

China’s defence ministry said on Thursday that thousands of Chinese troops stationed along the Indo-China border in eastern Ladakh have been provided with high-tech equipment to cope with the severe cold. Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Colonel Wu Chuan said that in terms of the stay, soldiers have been provided with newly opened and self-heat heated cabins, which can be built by the military personnel themselves. In response to a question, he said that in areas with an altitude of more than 5,000 meters, where the outside temperature is below minus 40 degrees, the temperature (inside the cabin) can be kept above 15 degrees centigrade.

Defense Ministry spokesman Colonel Wu Qian shared details about the new logistic system for PLA border troops but did not name India but his message is clear to whom he wanted to convey this. Because the tension between India and China in East Ladakh has been going on for several months.

Details shared by the military officer also indicated that the Communist Party of China (CPC) -Government is looking at a long haul in the border areas. Wu was responding to a question in a monthly but restricted Defense Ministry briefing on Chinese media reports. In which it was stated that the PLA is using high-tech tools for training and improving the living conditions of officers, jawans deployed for border security at high altitude.

Wu said, “Recently, the Logistics Assistance Department of the Central Military Commission (China’s highest military body under the leadership of President Xi Jinping) and other related departments to improve the training and living conditions of officers, jawans in the mountains. Has innovated high-tech tools. ” Wu said that for soldiers to stay, soldiers have been given new types of self-operated heat shelters, which can be built by officers and jawans. “In areas with outdoor temperatures of -40 degrees centigrade and elevations of more than 5,000 meters, indoor temperatures can exceed 15 degrees centigrade,” Wu said.