MEERUT / GHAZIABAD: The green inter-state corridor which is almost 100-km-long was created to transport blood samples from a 48-year-old patient who needed a kidney transplant and donor – his daughter – from Meerut to Delhi early early on Monday, only a few The hour before the farmer put the siege on the highway and traffic jammed to mark the ‘Bharat Bandh’.
The ambulance left the Nutema Hospital, a private facility in Meerut, around 4.43 in the morning and managed to reach the Rohini-based laboratory in Delhi in 90 minutes, just minutes before the blood sample withdrawn was useless for testing.
It usually takes no less than 150 minutes to close a distance of 100 km.
Three police cars before the ambulance confirmed the traffic routes like 50 police in coordination from Meerut, Ghaziabad and Delhi.
On Sunday, Meerut police have written a letter to their colleagues in Ghaziabad, urging them to make green channels on Monday.
Kamlesh Pandey, Ghaziabad Circle Officer (CO), said they had submitted a request that the ambulance had to cross the district boundary at 5:40 a.m.
because farmers would begin to gather for the bandh at 6 am.
Ramanand Kushwaha, SP (traffic) in Ghaziabad, added that the small team was deployed at all the main intersections to ensure the vehicle got a free section.
The distance of 70km between the Ghaziabad border in Meerut and Delhi is covered in 52 minutes.
Patients, the wife of a school teacher from Hapur, has damage to both kidneys because of extending medical diseases.
He has undergone dialysis for the past year and requires kidney transplants.
His 22-year-old daughter offered his kidney, but it was not a match.
Dr.
Sandeep Garg, a nephrology at the Meerut Hospital in an ambulance carrying blood samples, said in the case of an incompatible abo kidney transplant ‘- where the blood type of donor and patient was incompatible – patients imposed a 14-day treatment to suppress the inner antibody formation His blood and reduce the risk of body rejection against transplants.
“The closest laboratory has the expertise to determine whether the antibody level is quite low for us to carry out its procedure in Delhi.
Previous efforts to take samples for testing last week failed because it took more than three hours to sample to reach Delhi.
The window from the time of blood sample was extracted Until the time they can be tested is narrow, at most two hours, “Garg told Toi.
In 90 minutes, blood samples reach Delhi from Meerut
