Puttur: Ambulance's zero traffic travel to Bengaluru to save woman's life


Daijiworld Media Network - Puttur (SP)

Puttur, Dec 3: The skill and determination shown by ambulance driver Haneef, in taking a woman suffering from lung-related complications from Puttur to Bengaluru within a short time has come in for a lot of praise from the general public.

Suhana (22) was to undergo emergency surgery in her lungs. Haneef took her from Mahavir Hospital Puttur to Vydehi Hospital, Whitefield, Bengaluru. He took the Uppinangady-Guruvayanakere-Ujire-Charmadi Ghat route and succeeded in reaching Mudigere handpost in one and half hours. He then took the Belur route to reach Vydehi Hospital. The entire journey took just 4.05 hours.

The people, locals, and organizations, helped the police on the route of the ambulance in facilitating 'zero traffic' passage. The ambulance which left Puttur at 11 am on Wednesday December 2 reached Mudigere handpost at 12.35 pm. As WhatsApp messages seeking zero traffic facility had been conveyed, teams of young men in Banakal, Kottigehara etc stood by the roadside and arranged for the ambulance to move without hassles. Social activist from Banakal, Muhammed Arif, and members of organizations helped the ambulance to move ahead smoothly. This humanitarian concern exhibited by people came in for all-round appreciation.

Ambulance driver Haneef, said that every life is invaluable and saving it is the utmost humanitarian duty. He said that with the help of people in general and friends, he could carry the patient within a short period to Bengaluru. Banakal police sub-inspector, Srinath Reddy, said that the police cooperated with the people with humanitarian concern to save a life.

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Anand R, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 03 2020

    Role of Cops and Public went unnoticed

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  • Flavian, Manngalore/Kuwait

    Thu, Dec 03 2020

    Good things come to those who believe.
    Better things come to those who are patient
    Best things come to those wh do not give up.
    Be blessed always.

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  • Flavian, Manngalore/Kuwait

    Thu, Dec 03 2020

    Hannefs determination, extraordinary driving and maneuvering skills plus responsibilities deserves great appreciation and should be rewarded appropriately. God bless both the patient and the Haneef .

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  • Haneef, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 03 2020

    For elections and leisure travel helicopters are plenty, why not for emergencies instead risking patient,driver and public inconvenience more over indian roads are unscientific.
    If such skilled drivers would not have been present then patient gone.!

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  • Insomaniac, Mangaluru

    Thu, Dec 03 2020

    A Muslim Driver going to many lenghts in saving the life of a hindu woman! This is the beauty and culture of our beautiful india! I'm sure our hindu brothers would do the same when the roles are reversed! Kudos to the people, Driver and all involved! A beautiful display of harmony and peace! Well done!

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  • Shan, Udupi

    Thu, Dec 03 2020

    I gave suggestion to Dubai municipality..... please allot separate lane for public busses and ambulances.... they implemented on busy roads. They put heavy penalties to those unauthorised people use thses lanes.
    In india also they must allot separate lanes for ambulances ,school,government buses in busy roads.

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  • Sangram Sangam, Kundapur

    Thu, Dec 03 2020

    Great work

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  • Harry, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 03 2020

    good work by all the people related to make this happen ! God bless Patient and all the related people,

    what i don't understand is why govt. or any organizations cannot provide helicopter rather than by road ? which will be more faster and less efforts. ( just my opinion ).

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  • Navin Shetty, Manipal/ Bahrain

    Thu, Dec 03 2020

    Exactly, this is what I was thinking, you took the words right out of my mind.

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