A year after Galwan clash, China beefing up positions along LAC
The Hindu
PLA has rotated troops, built fresh infrastructure, hospitals in area.
A year since the in the in eastern Ladakh, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has built additional accommodation in the depth areas along the on its side and is preparing for the long haul, official sources said. “PLA has built additional accommodations, both permanent and temporary, in Rudok, Kangxiwar, Gyantse and Golmud areas. Construction of field hospitals and procurement of additional snow mobility vehicles by the PLA also indicate that they are preparing for the long haul and permanent winter occupation of these posts,” a source said. Also read |
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