Indian Air Force Airlifts Critically Ill Patients from Leh
The Indian Air Force (IAF) successfully airlifted two critically ill patients from Leh to Chandigarh for urgent medical treatment. One patient was a victim of a road accident, while the other was experiencing cardiac issues.
The IAF's swift response and collaboration with the local civil administration proved crucial in saving the lives of these patients. An An-32 transport aircraft was deployed, overcoming challenging weather conditions to transport the patients to Chandigarh for specialized care.
This incident highlights the IAF's commitment to serving the nation and its people. Their dedication and expertise in casualty evacuation operations ensure timely medical assistance even in remote and challenging locations.
In a separate incident, the IAF deployed personnel and MI-17 helicopters to assist in extinguishing a forest fire near Nainital. This demonstrates the IAF's versatility and commitment to supporting various humanitarian and disaster relief efforts.