Jaipur: In the past seven years, organs of 42 people died were donated at Rajasthan which saved 150 lives.
Experts in the field claim that the country is one of the most proactive among the northern countries of the country, especially with the initiative to promise organ donations on driving licenses where around 2 lakh people have given their approval.
The organization that works to increase awareness about organ donations states that there is a positive response from the people, although 90% of donors come from rural areas.
According to government data, currently 311 people are on the waiting list for the majority of men’s kidneys.
Bhavna Jagwani, Wali Manda Mohan Foundation and member of the State Organ Donation and Transplantation Committee, Rajasthan, added, “In Rajasthan, counseling by NGOs has been very effective and even though there are doubts among people in the early years, consciousness has evolved Gradually.
In fact, 90% of donors come from rural Rajasthan may villagers understand the concept of recycling.
This country is very active and we are the only one in this country to have a warning for organ donors, “said Jagwani who lost both eyes.
Vision during pregnancy because of the reaction of the drug even though it is temporary.
However, after losing a full vision for a month, he started a bank donation 20 years ago and seven years back Mohan Foundation, an NGO, began in Jaipur who promoted organ donations.
Rajasthan Transport Department became the first in the country last August to make it mandatory to declare the willingness or reluctance for organ donations while applying for driving permits online.
Apart from this, Jaipur Citizen Forum Rajiv Arora also met forest officials on Thursday to discuss the development of the park to honor organ donors.
In the past 7 years, 42 donors have saved 150 lives in Raj
