200 Km Green Corridor Created To Transport Kidney Of Brain-Dead Man In Madhya Pradesh

The police are roped in to create green corridors by clearing traffic for ambulances to transport organs.

A green corridor of about 200 km was created between Bhopal and Indore in Madhya Pradesh to transport a kidney harvested from a brain-dead man, officials said today.

The police are roped in to create green corridors by clearing traffic for ambulances to transport organs.

Talking to Press Trust of India, Dr Rakesh Bhargava, a member of the State-Level Authorisation Committee for organ donation, said Harishankar Dhimole (56), a teacher at a government primary school in Sagar district, had suffered a brain haemorrhage and was brought to Bansal Hospital in Bhopal on April 12.