Delhi officials have announced that 80 teams of doctors and 130 ambulances will be on standby for any medical emergencies during the upcoming G20 Summit. The Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, V K Saxena, expressed the importance of the next week in terms of preparedness for the event. Security arrangements have been put in place to deal with any potential threats, and work has begun on installing G-20 logos and flags throughout the city. Fire tenders and medical personnel will also be stationed at the Summit venue and designated hotels.
Eighty teams of doctors and a fleet of 130 ambulances will be handling any medical emergencies during the forthcoming G20 Summit in the city.
In a review meeting with top officials on Thursday, Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena said the next seven days would be crucial for the
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