Delhi Green Corridor
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Delhi Man, 30, Gets New Lease Of Life As Liver Reaches Him Through Green Corridor
A 28-km green corridor in the national capital was created from Shalimar Bagh to Saket to transport a liver to save the life of a 30-year-old man battling liver cirrhosis, a private hospital here said on Monday.
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Green Corridor For Transporting Heart In Delhi, 12 Km Covered In 11 Minutes
The Delhi Police created a green corridor on Thursday for the transportation of a live heart from Terminal 1 of Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, officials said.
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Heart For Transplant Reaches AIIMS From Delhi Airport Through Green Corridor In 12 Minutes
The Delhi Police has provided a fast-moving green corridor of over 18 km for an ambulance carrying a live heart from the airport to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi, officials said.
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Delhi Cops Help Heart Reach Patient 14 km From Airport In 12 Minutes
A green corridor, created during peak traffic hours in New Delhi on Thursday, helped transport a heart from the airport to the All India Institute Of Medical Sciences. The vehicle covered a distance of 14 kms in 12 minutes, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Alok Kumar said.
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"13 km In 11 Minutes": Delhi Green Corridor Helps Transport Heart In Peak Traffic Hour
A green corridor was created in the peak traffic hours in Delhi on Friday to transport a harvested heart from the airport to a hospital, covering a distance of 13 km in just 11 minutes.
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Twin Green Corridors Created Transport Liver, Heart In Delhi
A liver and a heart were transported across the city, covering a distance of over 36 kilometres, in less than 21 minutes following the creation of two separate green corridors.
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A Heart Transported Through Delhi's Green Corridor Saves a 13-Year-Old's Life
Timely coordination among all stakeholders helped create a green corridor on the stretch between Fortis Memorial Research Institute (FMRI) in Gurgaon and AIIMS, New Delhi, facilitating transportation of a live cadaveric heart a distance of 22 kms in just about 39 minutes.
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Delhi Man, 30, Gets New Lease Of Life As Liver Reaches Him Through Green Corridor
A 28-km green corridor in the national capital was created from Shalimar Bagh to Saket to transport a liver to save the life of a 30-year-old man battling liver cirrhosis, a private hospital here said on Monday.
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Green Corridor For Transporting Heart In Delhi, 12 Km Covered In 11 Minutes
The Delhi Police created a green corridor on Thursday for the transportation of a live heart from Terminal 1 of Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, officials said.
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Heart For Transplant Reaches AIIMS From Delhi Airport Through Green Corridor In 12 Minutes
The Delhi Police has provided a fast-moving green corridor of over 18 km for an ambulance carrying a live heart from the airport to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi, officials said.
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Delhi Cops Help Heart Reach Patient 14 km From Airport In 12 Minutes
A green corridor, created during peak traffic hours in New Delhi on Thursday, helped transport a heart from the airport to the All India Institute Of Medical Sciences. The vehicle covered a distance of 14 kms in 12 minutes, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Alok Kumar said.
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"13 km In 11 Minutes": Delhi Green Corridor Helps Transport Heart In Peak Traffic Hour
A green corridor was created in the peak traffic hours in Delhi on Friday to transport a harvested heart from the airport to a hospital, covering a distance of 13 km in just 11 minutes.
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Twin Green Corridors Created Transport Liver, Heart In Delhi
A liver and a heart were transported across the city, covering a distance of over 36 kilometres, in less than 21 minutes following the creation of two separate green corridors.
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A Heart Transported Through Delhi's Green Corridor Saves a 13-Year-Old's Life
Timely coordination among all stakeholders helped create a green corridor on the stretch between Fortis Memorial Research Institute (FMRI) in Gurgaon and AIIMS, New Delhi, facilitating transportation of a live cadaveric heart a distance of 22 kms in just about 39 minutes.
