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Gurgaon Resident Reveals How Blinkit Ambulance Saved Grandmother's Life: 'Profoundly Grateful'
A Gurugram resident shared a grateful account of Blinkit ambulance's free and rapid response during a critical breathing emergency involving their 90-year-old grandmother.
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Aviation Ministry Introduces Helicopter Emergency Medical Services In India
In a pioneering move, the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) is spearheading a transformation in healthcare with the introduction of the Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) in India.
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India's First Helicopter Emergency Medical Service To Operate From AIIMS Rishikesh
India is set to witness its first Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) which will operate from All India Institute for Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Rishikesh.
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Plan To Develop Helipads Along Major Highways For Medical Emergencies: Centre
The government is looking to develop helipads along major highways so that accident victims can be evacuated using helicopters from the spot.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Stretching New York's Ambulance Service To Breaking Point
The coronavirus outbreak sweeping through New York City has pushed its ambulance service close to the breaking point, with hundreds of personnel out ill and emergency calls skyrocketing, supervisors and rank-and-file emergency medical technicians said on Friday.
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Palestinians Stab 3 In Jerusalem, 1 Shot Dead: Police
Two Palestinians stabbed three Israelis near Jerusalem's Old City on today before police shot them, killing one attacker and wounding the other, police said.
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US Town To Set Up Scholarship To Honour Indian
The US town of Spotswood in New Jersey will set up a scholarship fund to honour the memory of an Indian-origin emergency medical technician, who died in the line of duty in July this year, a media report said.
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Palestinian Hits Israeli Soldiers With Car in West Bank, Shot Dead: Police
A Palestinian rammed his car into Israeli soldiers at a bus station in the occupied West Bank today before being shot dead, police said.
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'I was Walking on Blood': The Incredible Work By Doctors to Help Paris Victims
On the Friday of the Paris terrorist attacks, Yonathan Freund was taking a 10-minute coffee break in his office above the emergency room when a call came in.
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51 Hurt as Train in Southern California Collides with Truck
A Los Angeles-bound commuter train slammed into a tractor trailer stopped on the tracks in Oxnard, California during the morning rush hour today, injuring 51 people, some seriously, authorities said.
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CRPF revamping medical emergency services
The CRPF is in the process of revamping its medical emergency services and is looking at buying hi-tech ambulances which would also be deployed in Naxal affected areas.
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Gurgaon Resident Reveals How Blinkit Ambulance Saved Grandmother's Life: 'Profoundly Grateful'
A Gurugram resident shared a grateful account of Blinkit ambulance's free and rapid response during a critical breathing emergency involving their 90-year-old grandmother.
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Aviation Ministry Introduces Helicopter Emergency Medical Services In India
In a pioneering move, the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) is spearheading a transformation in healthcare with the introduction of the Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) in India.
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India's First Helicopter Emergency Medical Service To Operate From AIIMS Rishikesh
India is set to witness its first Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS) which will operate from All India Institute for Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Rishikesh.
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Plan To Develop Helipads Along Major Highways For Medical Emergencies: Centre
The government is looking to develop helipads along major highways so that accident victims can be evacuated using helicopters from the spot.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Stretching New York's Ambulance Service To Breaking Point
The coronavirus outbreak sweeping through New York City has pushed its ambulance service close to the breaking point, with hundreds of personnel out ill and emergency calls skyrocketing, supervisors and rank-and-file emergency medical technicians said on Friday.
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Palestinians Stab 3 In Jerusalem, 1 Shot Dead: Police
Two Palestinians stabbed three Israelis near Jerusalem's Old City on today before police shot them, killing one attacker and wounding the other, police said.
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US Town To Set Up Scholarship To Honour Indian
The US town of Spotswood in New Jersey will set up a scholarship fund to honour the memory of an Indian-origin emergency medical technician, who died in the line of duty in July this year, a media report said.
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Palestinian Hits Israeli Soldiers With Car in West Bank, Shot Dead: Police
A Palestinian rammed his car into Israeli soldiers at a bus station in the occupied West Bank today before being shot dead, police said.
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'I was Walking on Blood': The Incredible Work By Doctors to Help Paris Victims
On the Friday of the Paris terrorist attacks, Yonathan Freund was taking a 10-minute coffee break in his office above the emergency room when a call came in.
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51 Hurt as Train in Southern California Collides with Truck
A Los Angeles-bound commuter train slammed into a tractor trailer stopped on the tracks in Oxnard, California during the morning rush hour today, injuring 51 people, some seriously, authorities said.
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CRPF revamping medical emergency services
The CRPF is in the process of revamping its medical emergency services and is looking at buying hi-tech ambulances which would also be deployed in Naxal affected areas.
