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00:00The homeowner of Guntur, Chirukuri Sushma, was suffering from severe headache and was admitted to Ashtar Ramesh Hospital in Nagaram on 23rd this month.
00:10He became brain dead on Monday after taking treatment.
00:12The doctors informed the Jeevan Dhan Trust and they spoke to Sushma's family members and opened the Avayava Dhanam.
00:18The heart, kidney, liver and respiratory organs collected from Sushma were donated to the Jeevan Dhan Trust of Guntur, Vijayawada, Tirupati and Chennai hospitals.
00:27The doctors decided to donate the organs to Tirupati and Chennai hospitals.
00:32Till now, the government has arranged a green channel from Guntur to Gannavaram Airport.
00:38On Thursday night at 7.50pm, the heart was taken to Prithika Ambulance with the help of police escort.
00:44In the Prithika Aircraft arranged by Minister Lokesh from Gannavaram, the heart was taken to Renugunta Airport in Tirupati.
00:50To transport the organs to Chennai hospital, the green channel was arranged from Prithika Ambulance to Gannavaram Airport.
00:57While one kidney was donated to Ashtar Ramesh Hospital, another kidney was taken to another corporate hospital in Vijayawada.
01:04The heart was taken to Renugunta Airport in Tirupati.
01:34The Ashtar Ramesh Hospital has informed Lokesh about the situation.
01:38He spoke to his office officials and arranged for the organs to be transported to Prithika Aircraft.
01:43Sushma's family members informed that even if her mother was not alive, she would have given life to another four people and live with them.
01:50They thanked Minister Lokesh for taking care of them.
01:55Anyone can live with their mother's organs.
02:00On Saturday night, she fell unconscious.
02:03When we came here, the ventilator was installed, CT scans were done and internal bleeding was diagnosed.
02:08The next day, she underwent surgery.
02:10We have always been okay with organ donation.
02:14My mother is not with us now.
02:16But my mother will give life to others.
02:18So, we are okay with it.
02:20I am very happy.
02:22In a fraction of a second, someone else's mother's heart will help them.
02:27Nara Lokesh was informed through a message.
02:32He responded and arranged everything necessary for her.
02:36The government also took this transplant program very seriously.
02:40Because it is a very good thing that one person can die and save seven to eight people.
02:47So, they passed GO No. 95.
02:50The government is helping us a lot by providing a green corridor during the shift of patients.
03:20For more information, visit www.fema.gov