'Youngest cadaver donor': Organs of 2.5-years-old boy used to save 7 lives

Updated Dec 17, 2020 | 11:25 IST
The organs of a clinically dead 2.5-years-old boy helped save the lives of seven people across the country.
Oza's lungs were transplanted to another 4-year-old child from Ukraine in MGM Hospital, Chennai (Representative Image).   |  Photo Credit: iStock Images
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The organs of a 2.5-year-old boy from Surat, Gujarat were used to fuel the life of seven people
The organs of the boy were donated and transplanted after his parents agreed to it
Surat: A toddler gave the gift of life to as many as seven people after he breathed his last. Hailed as the youngest cadaver donor, the 2.5-year-old boy saved seven lives through his organs. The toddler had fallen from the balcony of his neighbour's second-floor house in Shanti Palace, Bhatar area. 

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