A family in Jharkhand spent nearly ₹8 lakh to book an air ambulance in a desperate attempt to save Sanjay’s life. The arrangement was made during a critical medical emergency, reflecting the urgency for faster transport to advanced treatment.
Relatives who reached Chatra to collect the bodies after the postmortem said the family had taken a loan of around ₹2 lakh to manage the cost. The remaining amount was gathered through personal savings and financial help from relatives.
The decision to arrange an air ambulance showed the family’s determination and hope that timely medical evacuation would improve his chances of survival. It also highlighted how crucial rapid air transport has become in life-threatening situations.
Despite the massive financial effort, the outcome was tragic, leaving the family in deep grief along with a heavy debt burden. The incident has once again drawn attention to the high cost of air ambulance services and the financial strain on families during medical emergencies
