Patna Air Ambulance is preparing to resume patient shifting between hospitals in a bid to support them at the time of emergency services with the Covid-19 response.

As the area braces itself for the pandemic’s second wave, anticipates facilitating the shifting of both Covid-19 and non-Covid-19 patients through Air Ambulance Services in Patna to help balance capacity in the intensive care team.

The patients which will be transported due to Covid-19 or non-Covid-19 will all be critically unwell, intonated, and anesthetized.

The charity supported the transfer of lots of critically unwell Covid-19 positive patients by road ambulance in Patna from April and October of this year, 2020. In this second wave, the air ambulance from Patna will also be facilitating non-Covid-19 patient transfers on the Chopper.

The transporting will take place alongside the charity’s normal air ambulance to act as a back-up to hospitals that cannot facilitate the shifting themselves.

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Doctor Manohar Kumar said: “It’s vital to us to be part of such an organization. Our crew members have the pre-hospital critical care experiences to be able to assist in these shifting processes, and we’re glad to help wherever we can alongside we're called out.

“We encourage everyone to follow Public Health guidance, including staying at home, wearing a mask, and Continuously washing hands, despite the optimistic news of a vaccine becoming readily available early next year, 2021.


“This is a very challenging time for us all, as per both personally and professionally. Please continue to find out for each other and stay safe throughout the Pandemic.

The usage of ICU Ambulance Services in Patna increased in emergency tasking between August and November as compared to last year, and its operational bases in Cities remain closed to the general public and non-essential staff.