Army Aviation Squadron Airlifts Donated Kidney At Night, Saves Soldier's Life In Haryana-Panchkula Mission
The Army Aviation Squadron of Western Command carried out a night-time aerial mission to transport a donated kidney from PGIMS Rohtak to Command Hospital, Chandimandir. The organ was successfully transplanted into a serving Junior Commissioned Officer (JCO). The operation was supported by a secure green corridor created by the civil administration. Chandigarh, Sep 18: In an effort to save a…
On September 18, the Army Aviation Squadron of Western Command performed a night-time aerial mission to transport a donated kidney from PGIMS Hospital in Rohtak to Command Hospital in Chandimandir, Panchkula district. The transplant procedure saved the life of a serving Junior Commissioned Officer (JCO) of the Indian Army. The operation was carried out with precision and seamless coordination, facilitated by a secure green corridor established by the civil administration.
This ensured swift and uninterrupted movement of the organ. The donor's family played a crucial role in the successful mission, displaying immense selflessness. This was not the first instance of the civil administration creating green corridors for such emergencies; a similar operation had been carried out over a week ago to transport the organs of an armyman's wife, who had been declared brain dead at Command Hospital, Chandimandir.
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