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Navy converts chopper into ambulance

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New Delhi, May 31

The Indian Navy has augmented its capacity to evacuate critical patients even in unfavourable weather conditions by fitting a medical intensive care unit (MICU) on board an Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) at Goa’s naval air station INS Hansa, an official said.

The MICU has been installed on board ALH Mk-III from INAS 323 at INS Hansa by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), a naval spokesman said in a media statement issued here.

The MICU has two sets of defibrillators, multi-para monitors, ventilator, oxygen support as well as infusion and syringe pumps, he added. PTI

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