Ulaanbaatar’s chronic traffic congestion significantly delays blood transportation within the city, sometimes becoming a life-or-death factor in emergency situations. To address this challenge, MSDD conducted drone-based blood deliveries from August to September 2024, transporting transfusion products from the National Center for Transfusion Medicine to three hospitals across the city. Over 50 flights successfully delivered blood to 178 patients, and during this period, drone transportation played a crucial role in saving the lives of two patients through emergency deliver
INTRODUCTION OF US
Drone-Based Blood Transport
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- Mongolia – Japan hospital of MNUMS
- Amgalan maternal hospital
- National Center for Maternal and Child Health of Mongolia
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- Total of 38,259 Milliliter 5 types of blood transfusion products.
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- Total 860 minutes of flight time that saved 1573 minutes
- (26 hours) if transported through ambulance
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- Total of 178 patients have been served out of which
- 88 cases were emergency delivery.
Implementing Japanese Safety Standards
Since its inception, MSDD has utilized Japanese technology and expertise, integrating Japanese safety measures into its Standard Operating Procedures to ensure reliable and secure drone-based transportation.
