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In view of an increasing number of fatal accidents along expressways across India, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation has cleared plans that will allow helicopters to carry out medical evacuation by landing near accident sites.
According to DGCA officials, a helicopter ambulance will carry two trained pilots, technical crew, and medical professionals along with life-support equipment. The plan requires the operating company to set up a control room which will receive accident-related information via a toll-free number. A few companies have shown great interest and are already exploring the options to import helicopters for this purpose.
According to DGCA officials, a helicopter ambulance will carry two trained pilots, technical crew, and medical professionals along with life-support equipment. The plan requires the operating company to set up a control room which will receive accident-related information via a toll-free number. A few companies have shown great interest and are already exploring the options to import helicopters for this purpose.
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Akash