Namma Metro’s Yellow Line speeds life-saving lung transplant for Narayana Health City

Bengaluru’s Namma Metro erstwhile again became a lifeline by helping transport a brace of donor lungs for a transplant country astatine Narayana Health City successful Bommasandra.

The organs were transported via the city’s metro web to bushed postulation congestion and prevention important time.

According to a merchandise by Narayana Health City, the transplant squad began its travel from Goraguntepalya Metro Station connected the Green Line and continued seamlessly connected the recently inaugurated Yellow Line from R.V. Road to Bommasandra.

The 30 to 33 km travel was completed successful conscionable 61 minutes during highest unreserved hour.

Thanks to the swift, congestion-free metro transit, the organs reached Narayana Health City successful optimal condition, ensuring the transplant country could proceed without delay. “The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) coordinated intimately with the infirmary team, with its operations and information unit connected some lines providing uninterrupted logistical support,” merchandise stated.

Expressing gratitude, the Narayana Health City commended the BMRCL for its speedy coordination and operational assistance. “This timely collaboration underscores however municipality infrastructure, erstwhile efficiently integrated with healthcare systems, tin assistance prevention lives,” the infirmary said.

For the BMRCL, this marks the 3rd palmy organ transport cognition this year. In August, Namma Metro made headlines for the archetypal clip aft transporting a donated liver from Vydehi Hospital successful Whitefield to Sparsh Hospital successful Rajarajeshwari Nagar. The organ was ferried utilizing a operation of ambulance and metro, cutting question clip drastically amid dense traffic.

The 2nd lawsuit came connected September 11, erstwhile the BMRCL facilitated the accelerated question of a unrecorded quality bosom arranged by Sparsh Hospital. The bosom was transported from Yeshwanthpur Metro Station to South End Circle Station, en way to Apollo Hospital.