A Mother's Legacy: Six Lives Saved Through Organ Donation

A 38-year-old brain-dead woman in Thane, Maharashtra, saved six lives through organ donation. Her organs were transported via a special green corridor to hospitals in Mumbai and Gurugram. The remarkable gesture marked a historic first in Thane's record of organ donations, supported by local organizations.

A 38-year-old woman declared brain-dead in Thane, Maharashtra, gave new hope to six patients by donating her organs, setting a historic first in the district.

The woman suffered a medical crisis on December 19 and was declared brain-dead at Shree Mahavir Jain Hospital. In a remarkable gesture, her family decided to donate her heart, lungs, pancreas, and other organs, benefiting recipients in Mumbai and Gurugram.

A green corridor was established to facilitate quick transportation of the organs, ensuring successful transplants. The Mahavir Jain Trust and the hospital supported the deceased woman's family with financial aid.

(With inputs from agencies.)