IAF airlifts critically ill mother and child from remote Zanskar village to Leh amid challenging weather conditions

In a remarkable display of bravery and expertise, the Indian Air Force (IAF) airlifted a mother and her child in a critical medical condition from Dibling village in Zanskar Valley to Leh, Ladakh. Despite inclement weather and challenging conditions, two IAF helicopters were pressed into service to evacuate the patients.

According to sources, the mother and child needed immediate medical attention, and the remote location of the village made it impossible to transport them by road. The IAF immediately responded to the situation and dispatched two helicopters to the site.

The pilots displayed exceptional skills in navigating through the difficult terrain and challenging weather conditions to reach the village. The medical team on board provided critical care to the patients and stabilized their condition before airlifting them to Leh for further treatment.

The operation was successfully completed without any incident, and the mother and child were admitted to a hospital in Leh. The IAF’s swift action and commitment to its duty have once again demonstrated its prowess in providing assistance to people in distress.

The incident has been widely praised on social media, with the hashtag #HarKaamDeshKeNaam trending on Twitter. The IAF’s rescue mission has once again highlighted its unwavering commitment to serving the nation and saving lives, even in the most challenging circumstances