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Dr Nimbalkar saves life on Goa-Delhi flight

The people of Khanapur constituency, whom Dr Nimbalkar represents, have hailed the incident as a moment of honour and inspiration.

Express News Service

BELAGAVI: Former MLA and AICC secretary Dr Anjali Nimbalkar displayed exemplary presence of mind and humanitarian spirit by saving the life of a co-passenger aboard a Goa–New Delhi flight.

Dr Nimbalkar was travelling to New Delhi via the Goa International Airport to attend a scheduled programme when, shortly after the take-off, a woman passenger complained of severe chest pain and showed alarming symptoms, including difficulty in breathing and a weak pulse.

Realising the seriousness of the situation, Dr Nimbalkar, a qualified medical professional, immediately stepped in. She administered first aid, closely monitored the passenger’s condition and stayed by her side for nearly one-and-a-half hours, providing continuous care and administering essential medicines until the woman’s condition stabilised.

Later, Dr Nimbalkar said that serving people in distress without expectation of reward is not just part of her profession, but also the duty of a responsible citizen. She underlined that her commitment to the medical profession continues alongside her public and political life.

The timely intervention drew spontaneous applause from fellow passengers and the flight crew, who expressed their gratitude for her swift and selfless action.

The people of Khanapur constituency, whom Dr Nimbalkar represents, have hailed the incident as a moment of honour and inspiration.

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