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Question
Collect information about ‘green corridor’. Make a news collection about it.
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Solution
Definition: A ‘Green Corridor’ is a special, cleared transit route created by traffic police to transport harvested human organs quickly from one hospital to another.
Purpose: Its primary purpose is to minimize travel time for organs like the heart, liver, or lungs, which have a very short lifespan once removed from the donor's body.
Traffic Management: During a green corridor operation, all traffic lights on the route are manually managed to stay green, and other vehicles are temporarily diverted.
Significance: It ensures that the vital organ reaches the recipient hospital safely without getting stuck in heavy city traffic, thereby saving a patient's life.
News Collection: In Mumbai, traffic police created a 15-kilometre ‘Green Corridor’ from Fortis Hospital, Mulund, to Global Hospital, Parel. A harvested liver was transported in just 14 minutes instead of the usual 45 minutes, successfully saving a patient's life.
