Heroic Green Corridor Saves 34-Year-Old with Critical Heart Transplant

During a heavy downpour in Delhi, a green corridor enabled the rapid transport of a heart from Kolkata to Gurugram for a 34-year-old man in critical condition. With the help of 100 police officers and cooperation from multiple organizations, the heart was successfully transplanted, saving his life.

During a torrential downpour in Delhi, a green corridor was established to facilitate the rapid transport of a heart from Kolkata to Gurugram. The operation covered 18 kilometers in just 13 minutes to reach Fortis Hospital, where a 34-year-old man in critical condition awaited the transplant, according to hospital authorities.

The heart was first transported from Kolkata's government hospital to the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport, with police creating the initial green corridor. Medical teams, along with Indigo Airlines, coordinated the flight to Delhi. Upon arrival, another corridor was created to speed the heart to Fortis Hospital.

Dr. Udgeath Dhir and his team successfully conducted the heart transplant. Despite logistical and financial challenges, the efforts of nearly 100 police officers, hospital staff, and the donor's family made the life-saving operation possible. The patient is now stable and under constant observation in the Cardiac ICU.

(With inputs from agencies.)