Bhubaneswar (Odisha) [India], January 23: AIIMS Director Ashutosh Biswas announced the successful trial of utilizing drones for delivering essential blood supplies in flood-affected and cyclone-affected areas. The experimental trial took place between AIIMS Bhubaneswar and an outreach hospital located 80 km away. Biswas stated that the drones can also transport emergency medicines and other materials to areas where vehicles cannot reach. The trial was conducted with the necessary approvals, and the next activity is scheduled for January 25. The drones used in this trial were designed to carry 5 kg of weight and completed a 120 km journey from AIIMS Bhubaneswar to CHC Tangi in just 1.10 hours without encountering any operational issues. The successful trial showcases the potential of drones in providing superior healthcare services in the region. (ANI)
AIIMS Conducts Successful Blood Transport Trial Using Drones in Flood-Affected Areas, India
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