銆€銆€Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region on Tuesday rolled out its first mobile clinic designed to improve emergency care in remote plateau areas, local authorities said.

銆€銆€The clinic consists of eight vehicles that contain medical examination rooms, wards and logistical support units, according to Purbu Zhoima, director of the regional health department.

銆€銆€The facility will enable doctors to carry out clinical examinations, X-ray tests and surgeries, she said, adding that it is also equipped with devices to provide water and generate oxygen and power.

銆€銆€The mobile clinic can function in the event of natural disasters and public health emergencies, even in vast rural areas, she said.

銆€銆€The clinic, financed by the regional government, was developed by the Academy of Military Medical Sciences of the People's Liberation Army (PLA).