Indian Air Force is all set to create green corridor to rapid transport organs from Chandigarh to Delhi.
As part of the new corridor project, a mock drill for transporting a liver from the Command Hospital in Chandimandir to the Chandigarh airport was held today. The total road journey that takes almost 45 minutes was completed in a little over seven minutes, with assistance from the local police, The Tribune news daily reported Monday.
“A green road corridor between the hospital and the airport had been developed to facilitate quick transport of vital human organs retrieved from brain dead persons and an air corridor between Chandigarh and Delhi for the same purpose was also on the anvil,” Maj Gen Rajvir Singh, the hospital Commandant was quoted as saying by the news daily.
08/12/15 Defence World
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As part of the new corridor project, a mock drill for transporting a liver from the Command Hospital in Chandimandir to the Chandigarh airport was held today. The total road journey that takes almost 45 minutes was completed in a little over seven minutes, with assistance from the local police, The Tribune news daily reported Monday.
“A green road corridor between the hospital and the airport had been developed to facilitate quick transport of vital human organs retrieved from brain dead persons and an air corridor between Chandigarh and Delhi for the same purpose was also on the anvil,” Maj Gen Rajvir Singh, the hospital Commandant was quoted as saying by the news daily.
08/12/15 Defence World
