Indian Air Force Airlifts Organs From Pune To Delhi For Life-Saving Surgery
Indian Air Force Airlifts Organs From Pune To Delhi For Life-Saving Surgery
In a crucial mission, the Indian Air Force (IAF) facilitated the airlifting of live organs from Pune to New Delhi on Sunday, September 23, 2024, enabling a life-saving surgery. The operation involved the deployment of the IAF’s C-17 Globemaster aircraft, which ensured the organs were transported swiftly to their destination.
To expedite the process, a “green corridor” was established, ensuring that the organs moved efficiently through all required stages without delay. This seamless coordination between the air force and ground authorities highlights the IAF’s capacity for rapid emergency response.
The Indian Air Force through his X handle shared the news. ” At a moment’s notice, an #IAF C-17 Globemaster from Hindan took off late last night with a team of medical specialists from R&R Military Hospital. A Green Air corridor was created for the C-17 aircraft to facilitate airlift of live organs from Pune to Delhi, enabling a critical life-saving surgery.
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The C-17 Globemaster, typically used for large-scale humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) missions, was also recently deployed to Vietnam to assist in relief efforts following Typhoon Yagi. Its versatility and reliability were once again demonstrated in this life-saving medical transport.
The successful completion of this operation underlines the critical role played by the IAF in supporting healthcare initiatives and providing timely assistance during medical emergencies, showcasing its dedication to humanitarian efforts both domestically and internationally.
