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Hyderabad family donates brain-dead man’s organs to save five lives

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Hyderabad: Family members of a 26-year-old businessman Macharla Vamshi Krishna, a resident of Edulabad, KV Rangareddy, who was declared brain dead, have decided to donate his organs to needy patients under the State-run Jeevandan organ donation initiative.

While travelling on his two-wheeler, Vamshi Krishna met with an accident involving another two-wheeler near Uppal Bus Depot on October 31. He was immediately taken to a nearby private hospital in Uppal and later shifted to another private hospital Hyderabad for emergency treatment.

After emergency treatment, he was declared brain dead on Monday, November 1.

His father, Macharla Shankar made the heartfelt decision to donate his kidneys (02), liver (01), lungs (01), heart (01) and help five patients in need.

Jeevandan Telangana has extended its gratitude to the family members of Macharla Vamshi Krishna, whose noble decision has saved lives of needy patients.

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