Immediate medical help can avert 50,000 road accident deaths:...

Immediate medical help can avert 50,000 road accident deaths: Gadkari

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Nitin Gadkari emphasized the critical role of immediate medical care in preventing road accident deaths, potentially saving 50,000 lives. He urged public assistance for victims, highlighting legal protections and rewards for Good Samaritans. Free cashless treatment is available for crash victims. Despite efforts, road fatalities remain a concern, particularly in Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Karnataka.

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