Critical care patients at KGMU may avail the air ambulance facility in the near futures. The university plans to build two helipads in the physiology ground opposite the administration block.
Once helipads are ready, then KGMU will become the first medical institute in the state to provide air ambulance facility to its patients. The facility will also be used for transportation of organs for transplant.
The site plan proposes a 50 metre by 50 metre helipad stretch in the place where the open air stage currently exists. Further, there will be a provision for emergency landing of army helicopters in case of a bigger emergency, where more than one person can be transported to and from KGMU.
17/01/17 The Times Of India
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Once helipads are ready, then KGMU will become the first medical institute in the state to provide air ambulance facility to its patients. The facility will also be used for transportation of organs for transplant.
The site plan proposes a 50 metre by 50 metre helipad stretch in the place where the open air stage currently exists. Further, there will be a provision for emergency landing of army helicopters in case of a bigger emergency, where more than one person can be transported to and from KGMU.
17/01/17 The Times Of India
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