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This can surely save many more lives in hospitals where they need blood immediately.
Now that is what people are doing right in their as the drons can deliver medicines and Blood faster while anyone can be caught up in a traffic and that saves many lives. Looking at the video it seems that the drone need to accurate at deliverying the packages. The packaging of the blood packs looks good as it falls from a larger height and can burst up. This i a great step to help people and i want this to be implemented in india as in india many people loose their lives in the ambulance before reaching to the hospital.