Green Corridor Between The AIIMS From Jodhpur Army Camp
Green corridor between the AIIMS from Jodhpur Army Camp, 12 km. The injured soldier reached the hospital after completing the journey in 9 minutes.
In Jodhpur, a wounded soldier was taken to AIIMS Hospital in just 9 minutes while the AIIMS Hospital is 12 kilometers from the Army Base Camp.
For this, the entire 12 km of traffic was stopped and the ambulance of army personnel was transported to AIIMS with the help of police trafficking.
The soldier was airlifted from Jaisalmer by helicopter to Jodhpur after which the jawan was taken to AIIMS in just 9 minutes from Raatanada military area.
The soldier’s finger was amputated during a military exercise in Jaisalmer.
According to Police Commissioner Traffic Chain Singh Mahecha, an army soldier was injured on Friday morning. He was to be taken to AIIMS for plastic surgery.
For this, Army officials contacted the traffic police and requested to provide a green corridor assistant.
After this, the traffic branch of the police showed dispassionately sending wireless messages along the entire road and built a green corridor, and stopped the traffic till the AIIMS route.
The injured army personnel who reached Jodhpur by airlift were escorted to AIIMS by police and military escort in an ambulance.
A green corridor (traffic-free) route was provided by stopping the traffic on the entire route from the military station to AIIMS.
According to Police Commissioner Traffic Chain Singh Mecha, it took just 9 minutes to cover this 12 km journey.
According to the information received, during a military exercise in Jaisalmer, a young man named Sajjan Singh was cut off, which had to be connected through plastic surgery.
For this, the jawan was airlifted from Jaisalmer to Jodhpur and made a green corridor to provide the immediate medical facility. Due to this, the injured jawan got medical treatment with immediate effect.
Youth killed in Udaipur by killing his wife and four children
On Friday, a youth from Robia Phalan village of Kherwara subdivision of Udaipur district in Rajasthan, disturbed by financial constraints, first killed his wife and four children and later ended his execution by hanging.
The incident was discovered when the people of the village of Robia Falla saw the dead body of youth hanging from a tree.
When he went to his house to inform about this incident, there was a lock hanging outside the house, but saw marks of drying of blood flowing outside the house.
The villagers saw the police about this and when they broke the lock and entered the house, the manger was in shock.
The bloodied bodies of the young man’s wife and four innocent children were hanged inside the house. He was murdered with a sharp weapon.
