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Ban On Non-ISI Marked Helmets Called Off In Bengaluru
Following the backlash on imposing a blanket ban on non-ISI marked helmets, the Bengaluru City traffic police have decided to withdraw its drive on substandard helmets. The crackdown that was supposed to start from February 1, 2018, has been called off after the city traffic police asked for clarification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
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Air Ambulance Saves 2 Month Old Baby Suffering From Bronchitis
In Bengaluru, an air ambulance saved the life of a two months old baby. An air ambulance was used to shift the baby from Bangalore's MS Ramaiah Hospital to Narayana Health City.
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Two-Wheeler Ambulances in Bengaluru to Save Time in Traffic
Negotiating Bengaluru traffic can be traumatic but the state government has devised a solution, at least for patients needing emergency care. A long-awaited two-wheeler ambulance service was launched yesterday, promising to cut time for patients needing instant response.
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Policeman Manhandles Retired Armyman For Clearing Way For Ambulance, Gets Suspended
In Bengaluru, the city which makes green corridors for human hearts, a traffic policeman was apparently caught on camera manhandling a retired army personnel who was trying to clear the way for an ambulance.
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Bangalore Traffic Lights Will Change for Ambulances
Very soon, traffic will have to stop in Bangalore for a coming ambulance. The city, which recently provided a green corridor for the transport of a human heart for transplant, wants to give a permanent priority to ambulances. And even VIP vehicles would have to stop for them.
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Bangalore footballer collapses at stadium; no ambulance present
A local football player in Bangalore died on the pitch during a tournament today due to lack of medical attention. Venkatesh, a first division player for a local club, Bangalore Mars, collapsed while warming up in the practice area during a match against SW Railway at the Bangalore Football Stadium. No ambulance was present at the stadium.
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Ban On Non-ISI Marked Helmets Called Off In Bengaluru
Following the backlash on imposing a blanket ban on non-ISI marked helmets, the Bengaluru City traffic police have decided to withdraw its drive on substandard helmets. The crackdown that was supposed to start from February 1, 2018, has been called off after the city traffic police asked for clarification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
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Air Ambulance Saves 2 Month Old Baby Suffering From Bronchitis
In Bengaluru, an air ambulance saved the life of a two months old baby. An air ambulance was used to shift the baby from Bangalore's MS Ramaiah Hospital to Narayana Health City.
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Two-Wheeler Ambulances in Bengaluru to Save Time in Traffic
Negotiating Bengaluru traffic can be traumatic but the state government has devised a solution, at least for patients needing emergency care. A long-awaited two-wheeler ambulance service was launched yesterday, promising to cut time for patients needing instant response.
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Policeman Manhandles Retired Armyman For Clearing Way For Ambulance, Gets Suspended
In Bengaluru, the city which makes green corridors for human hearts, a traffic policeman was apparently caught on camera manhandling a retired army personnel who was trying to clear the way for an ambulance.
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Bangalore Traffic Lights Will Change for Ambulances
Very soon, traffic will have to stop in Bangalore for a coming ambulance. The city, which recently provided a green corridor for the transport of a human heart for transplant, wants to give a permanent priority to ambulances. And even VIP vehicles would have to stop for them.
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Bangalore footballer collapses at stadium; no ambulance present
A local football player in Bangalore died on the pitch during a tournament today due to lack of medical attention. Venkatesh, a first division player for a local club, Bangalore Mars, collapsed while warming up in the practice area during a match against SW Railway at the Bangalore Football Stadium. No ambulance was present at the stadium.
