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In pictures: Kolkata’s Desun Hospital conducts drill to test emergency preparedness

The drill was carried out at the hospital’s helipad and emergency department, offering hands-on training for staff

Our Bureau Published 09.05.25, 05:56 PM
Desun Hospital, India’s only hospital with an operational rooftop helipad, conducted a comprehensive drill to evaluate its emergency preparedness and ability to manage critical patient scenario
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Desun Hospital, India’s only hospital with an operational rooftop helipad, conducted a comprehensive drill to evaluate its emergency preparedness and ability to manage critical patient scenario

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The drill simulated the arrival of patients via both air ambulance and road ambulance, focussing on swift transfer to the emergency room for immediate treatment
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The drill simulated the arrival of patients via both air ambulance and road ambulance, focussing on swift transfer to the emergency room for immediate treatment

Amit Datta
The exercise involved two teams assessing the hospital’s readiness in handling complex medical emergencies. The simulated cases included patients suffering from severe injuries due to building collapse, extensive burns and toxic chemical inhalation
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The exercise involved two teams assessing the hospital’s readiness in handling complex medical emergencies. The simulated cases included patients suffering from severe injuries due to building collapse, extensive burns and toxic chemical inhalation

The drill provided an opportunity to practice real-time coordination, reinforce best practices, and strengthen the overall emergency response framework
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The drill provided an opportunity to practice real-time coordination, reinforce best practices, and strengthen the overall emergency response framework

The drills were conducted under the guidance and leadership of Sujoy Ranjan Deb, medical director, Manjeet Kaur, HoD, emergency medical services, and Mridul Das, HoD, security and fire safety. ‘This mock drill reflects our commitment to delivering the highest standard of care in emergency situations,’ said Sajal Dutta, chairman and managing director of Desun Hospitals Group
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The drills were conducted under the guidance and leadership of Sujoy Ranjan Deb, medical director, Manjeet Kaur, HoD, emergency medical services, and Mridul Das, HoD, security and fire safety. ‘This mock drill reflects our commitment to delivering the highest standard of care in emergency situations,’ said Sajal Dutta, chairman and managing director of Desun Hospitals Group

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