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Ranchi-Pune IndiGo flight diverted to Nagpur due to medical emergency, flyer dies

The flight was diverted to the Nagpur airport at 10 pm on Thursday, he said, adding that the passenger was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced brought dead.

A Ranchi-Pune IndiGo flight made unscheduled landing at the Nagpur airport after a passenger had a medical emergency, an airport official said Nagpur on Friday.
The flight was diverted to the Nagpur airport at 10 pm on Thursday, he said, adding that the passenger was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced brought dead.
Response to a query sent to the IndiGo spokesperson was awaited.&nbsp;

US: Patient, medical staff die as care flight crashes in Nevada

Care Flight, which provides ambulance service by plane and helicopter, said the dead included the pilot, a flight nurse, a flight paramedic, a patient and a patient's family member.

All five people aboard a medical transport flight, including a patient, were killed in a plane crash in a mountainous area in northern Nevada.
The Lyon County Sheriff's office said authorities began receiving calls about the crash on Friday night near Stagecoach, Nevada, around 9:15 pm and found the wreckage two hours later. Stagecoach, a rural community home to around 2,500 residents, is about 45 miles (72 kilometers) southeast of Reno.
Care Flight, which provides ambulance service by plane and helicopter, said the dead included the pilot, a flight nurse, a flight paramedic, a patient and a patient's family member.
The crash occurred amid a winter storm warning issued by the National Weather Service in Reno for large swaths of Nevada, including parts of Lyon County.

Watch: Indian Army's medical team deployed in earthquake-ravaged Turkey returns home 

Watch: Indian Army's 60 Para Field personnel deployed in quake-hit Turkey return home 

Watch: Indian Army's medical team deployed in earthquake-ravaged Turkey returns home 

India launched 'Operation Dost' to extend assistance to Turkey as well as Syria after various parts of the two countries were hit by a devastating earthquake on February 6 that killed over 46,000 people.

The Indian Army's medical team, which was deployed in Turkey's Iskenderun region after a devastating earthquake, returned home on 20 February 2023.
India launched 'Operation Dost' to extend assistance to Turkey as well as Syria after various parts of the two countries were hit by a devastating earthquake on February 6 that has killed over 46,000 people so far.
"#IndianArmy Medical Facility at Iskenderun, Hatay, concluded their services amidst gratitude and applause from the locals. The team of 60 Para Field Hospital will be returning to #India after their selfless efforts in earthquake affected #T&uuml;rkiye," the Army had tweeted earlier.
Separately, External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said the final NDRF team returned from Turkey. &nbsp;"Final NDRF team under #OperationDost returns home from T&uuml;rkiye. 3 Teams of 151 @NDRFHQ personnel &amp; dog squads extended assistance to earthquake affected T&uuml;rkiye," Bagchi said on Twitter.
"Teams executed search, rescue &amp; relief operations including life detection in 35 worksites of Nurda &amp; Antakya," he said.
India sent relief materials as well as medical and rescue teams to Turkey following the quake. As part of quake assistance, India also sent relief materials and medicines to Syria.
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NDRF, medical teams, relief material: India to send aid to earthquake-hit Turkey

Modi's principal secretary P K Mishra held a meeting in the South Block to discuss immediate relief measures and the decision was taken there, an official statement said.

The government on Monday decided to immediately dispatch search and rescue teams of the National Disaster Response Force, medical teams and relief material to earthquake-hit Turkey following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's instructions to offer all possible assistance to the country.
Modi's principal secretary P K Mishra held a meeting in the South Block to discuss immediate relief measures and the decision was taken there, an official statement said.
Two teams of the NDRF comprising 100 personnel with specially trained dog squads and necessary equipment are ready to be flown to the earthquake-hit area for search and rescue operations.
Medical teams are also being readied with trained doctors and paramedics with essential medicines, it said.
Relief material will be dispatched in coordination with the Turkish government and the Indian embassy in Ankara and Consulate General office in Istanbul, it added.
The meeting was attended by cabinet secretary, representatives of ministries of home affairs, defence, external affairs, civil aviation, health and family welfare besides the NDMA and the NDRF, the statement&nbsp;

Delhi govt to provide 450 types of medical tests free of cost from Jan 1

Now 450 medical tests will be provided for free, announces Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal 

Chief Minister Kejriwal has given nod to a health department proposal for making 238 more tests free of cost at hospitals and Mohalla Clinics

Chief Minister Kejriwal has given nod to a health department proposal for making 238 more tests free of cost at hospitals and Mohalla Clinics

The Aam Aadmi Party government will provide 450 types of medical tests free of cost at its hospitals and health centres from January 1, with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal saying the move will help those unable to afford private healthcare.
The number of medical tests provided free of cost by the city government at present is 212, officials said.
Chief Minister Kejriwal has given nod to a health department proposal for making 238 more tests free of cost at hospitals and Mohalla Clinics, they said.
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Kejriwal said providing good quality health and education to all, irrespective of their economic &nbsp;status, is his government's mission.
"Providing good quality health and education to all, irrespective of anyone's economic status, is our mission. Healthcare has become very expensive. Many people cannot afford private healthcare. This step will help all such people," he tweeted.
The facility will be available to the people of Delhi.

Indian students who fled Ukraine can study in Moscow: Russian envoy

Thousands of Indian medical students had fled Ukraine and many were evacuated in the aftermath of the war early this year. 

Thousands of Indian medical students had fled Ukraine and many were evacuated in the aftermath of the war early this year.&nbsp;

For the first time since the war broke out in Ukraine in February, Russia on Thursday said that Indian students who left Ukraine can continue their education in Russia as the medical syllabus is the same in both countries.
"Indian students who left Ukraine can continue their education in Russia as the medical syllabus is almost the same (as Ukraine). They know the language of the people, as, in Ukraine, most of them speak Russian. They're most welcome in Russia," Russian Consul General Oleg Avdeev said in Chennai.
Thousands of Indian medical students were left stranded with their future hanging on the cliff when Russia attacked Ukraine at the end of February 2022 and several were evacuated from Ukraine to India.
The Russian Consul General also highlighted how students keep going to Russia for studies and that it is an upward trend.
"As far as students are concerned, students keep going to Russia for studies. It is an upward trend. More and more students are applying for scholarships in Russia," the Russian diplomat said.
Every year, numerous Indian students travel to both Ukraine and Russia to study medicine and other specialised courses.
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The first dedicated medical unmanned aerial vehicle or UAV corridor in India may start before the end of this year. The All India Insitute of Medical Sciences in Delhi may get a drone corridor with the AIIMS in Haryana's Jhajjar. 
A drone corridor is a designated airspace from which commercial UAV operations are kept out of.
The service may include rushing life-saving supplies from the AIIMS Delhi to Jhajjar, which is situated 50 kms away. The journey between the two takes about 1.5 hours, while the drone corridor is expected to cover the distance in minutes. 
Reports say that the ministry and Airports Authority of India have approved the plan, but AIIMS is still waiting for Delhi Police's approval. 
Over the last year, drones have been used to transport medical supplies to far-away areas of India. 

India to get its first medical drone corridor; AIIMS Delhi and Jhajjar to be covered in minutes

India's 1st medical drone corridor may start by year end; AIIMS Delhi to Jhajjar to be covered in minutes

India's first medical drone corridor will deliver life-saving supplies from AIIMS&nbsp;Delhi to Jhajjar. The drone service is expected to start by the end of the year.&nbsp;

The first dedicated medical unmanned aerial vehicle or&nbsp;UAV&nbsp;corridor in India may start before the end of this year. The All India Insitute&nbsp;of Medical Sciences in Delhi may get a drone corridor with the AIIMS in Haryana's&nbsp;Jhajjar.&nbsp;
A drone corridor is a designated airspace from which commercial UAV&nbsp;operations are kept out of.
The service may include rushing life-saving supplies from the AIIMS Delhi to Jhajjar, which is situated 50 kms&nbsp;away. The journey between the two takes about&nbsp;1.5 hours, while the drone corridor is expected to cover the distance in minutes.&nbsp;
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Reports say that the ministry and Airports Authority of India have approved the plan, but AIIMS&nbsp;is still waiting for Delhi Police's approval.&nbsp;
Over the last year, drones have been used to transport medical supplies to far-away areas of India.&nbsp;

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