Israeli hospital converts basement into critical care unit amid Iranian attacks

As Iranian bombing continues in Israel, Tel Aviv's Ichilov Hospital has converted its basement into an 800-bed medical facility. The hospital administration has shifted most critical patients to this underground facility where they are being treated. Among those receiving treatment is an Indian patient, Tirupati, who was hit by a missile. India's Ambassador JP Singh recently visited him, and doctors report he is doing well. The basement now functions as a fully equipped intensive care unit, with medical staff providing critical care to patients underground. The report highlights how medical facilities in Israel have adapted to provide healthcare services while operating under constant threat of bombing.