Air ambulance jharkhand

Ranchi, Apr 28 (PTI) Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Friday launched the state’s first air ambulance service from Ranchi to other parts of the country. Soren flagged-off the service for which an aircraft of the Redbird Airways has been taken on lease, an official of the state civil aviation department said. The service will be provided at rates between Rs 3-8 lakh for places such as Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Varanasi, Lucknow and Tirupati. Speaking on the occasion, the chief minister said, “The service is an effort to provide timely better treatment to seriously ill people. The state government is also contemplating to extend the service to those who are unable to afford the fares.” The state civil aviation department has set up a cell for the air ambulance service which can be availed through phone calls and emails. “The cell has received more than 250 calls enquiring about the service,” he said. Soren said his administration intends to establish helipads along major roads so that those seriously injured in accidents can be airlifted by helicopters. The air ambulance service will also be started from other districts of the state very soon, he said. The fare for other destinations will be at Rs 1.10 lakh per hour. Soren said health services are being improved at various levels and motorcycle ambulances are being introduced in remote areas. PTI SAN SAN ACD This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for it...

RAJ KUMAR Ranchi, April 28: Chief minister Hemant Soren accompanied by Health Minister Banna Gupta inaugurated the air ambulance service and a portal related to this at Birsa Munda Airport in the Jharkhand capital. This is for the first time such a service is being started by the government in the state. The purpose of starting the service is to provide emergency health care to the common citizens. It was a common perception that only those who can get ambulance service can afford its charge but the chief minister while rolling it out made it clear that the government’s intention is to provide the service even to those who have no capacity to bear its service charge. Soren, on the occasion, said: “Jharkhand stands firmly in the field of health. Many challenges came to the fore in providing health services in a forest-mountainous state. In this order, hundreds of ambulances are running on the roads by the state government. Health services keep changing. In remote rural areas, where four-wheeler ambulances cannot reach, a bike ambulance has been provided. Machines equipped with the world’s best technology have also been installed in the biggest hospital of the state i.e., RIMS. The people of the state are getting the facility of bypass surgery and open-heart surgery.” The chief minister further expressed his commitment to work without being afraid of criticism. “As long as there is human life, the challenge keeps coming forward. Criticism is also important. But the state gov...

In a first, the Government of Jharkhand has launched an air ambulance to facilitate transport facilities for healthcare. This is an effort to provide timely better treatment to seriously ill people. While the service is chargeable, the government will also provide the air ambulance for those who are unable to pay for it as per requirement. Chief Minister Hemant Soren formally inaugurated the air ambulance services at Ranchi’s Birsa Munda Airport on Friday, 28th April. Air ambulance service will be available at Ranchi, Bokaro, Deoghar, Jamshedpur, Dumka, Dhanbad and Giridih airports. For those who cannot pay The CM has said that the government will make the service available for those who are unable to pay for the same. Talking about the same, the Chief Minister shared in a Facebook post, “The government intends to help every class from the air ambulance service. The government will provide air ambulance service to those who do not have money.” In a separate social media post, Office of Chief Minister, Jharkhand expressed in Hindi, “The Chief Minister said that it is not so that only those who can give money will be able to use this service. This facility will also be given to those who won’t be able to pay as per requirement. The government intends to take them through air ambulance and provide better health care.” Hemant Soren, Honourable Chief Minister of Jharkhand inaugurating the Air Ambulance at Birsa Munda Airport in Ranchi Facilities and destinations As per reports,...

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The aim of the service is to provide accessibly priced air transfers between the state of Jharkhand and cities in other Indian states, including Banaras, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, and Tirupati. In addition to flying from Ranchi, aircraft will also be available from other airports in the state, including Deoghar, Dhanbad, Dumka, Giridih, and Jamshedpur. Aircraft will reportedly be available with three hours’ notice, and flights will cost between ₹330,000 (US$4,030) and ₹800,000 ($9,769). Indian emergency medical response platform RED.Health also recently launched a new air ambulance service,

Ranchi: Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren today launched the state's first air ambulance service from Ranchi to other parts of the country. Hemant Soren flagged-off the service for which an aircraft of the Redbird Airways has been taken on lease, an official of the state civil aviation department said. The service will be provided at rates between Rs 3-8 lakh for places such as Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Varanasi, Lucknow and Tirupati. Speaking on the occasion, the chief minister said, "The service is an effort to provide timely better treatment to seriously ill people. The state government is also contemplating to extend the service to those who are unable to afford the fares." The state civil aviation department has set up a cell for the air ambulance service which can be availed through phone calls and emails. "The cell has received more than 250 calls enquiring about the service," he said. Mr Soren said his administration intends to establish helipads along major roads so that those seriously injured in accidents can be airlifted by helicopters. The air ambulance service will also be started from other districts of the state very soon, he said. The fare for other destinations will be at Rs 1.10 lakh per hour.