25-Year-Old Donor Saves Five Lives Through Organ Donation: Health Minister Vishwajit Rane Lauds Family’s Selfless Act
In a heartwarming example of humanity and selflessness, a 25-year-old donor from Jamshedpur, who was working in Goa, has saved five lives through organ donation after being declared brain dead. The courageous decision of his family to donate his organs turned a moment of immense personal loss into a chance for others to live.
Addressing a felicitation event at the Goa Medical College (GMC) today, Health Minister Vishwajit Rane praised the donor’s family for their magnanimous act. “We salute the family members for this selfless act, which highlights the importance of organ donation. Their decision to give others a second chance at life is truly inspiring,” Rane said.
The event was attended by notable dignitaries, including Dr. S.M. Bandekar, Dean of GMC; Dr. Rajesh Patil, Medical Superintendent; Dr. Sandip Sardessai, Director (Academic); and Dr. Teresa Ferreira, Professor and Head of Neurology, GMC. The family members of the donor were honored and felicitated during the ceremony.
Speaking further, Health Minister Rane emphasized Goa’s commitment to strengthening organ donation initiatives in the state. “This magnanimous act of generosity shows the vital importance of organ donation. We are working towards creating a robust framework to save more lives through such noble efforts,” he added.
The story of this 25-year-old donor is a testament to the power of organ donation and the impact it can have on society. Let this extraordinary act of kindness inspire more people to pledge their organs and support this life-saving cause.
