Kohima, Nov 14: Assam Rifles, under the aegis of Spear Corps, extended timely humanitarian assistance in two separate incidents in Nagaland, providing emergency medical support to an injured construction worker and donating blood to a critically ill patient.

At Ziphu in Meluri, Assam Rifles personnel provided immediate medical assistance to a National Highway construction worker who sustained traumatic injuries while working at a remote construction site.
Recognising the urgency of the situation, the personnel promptly administered emergency treatment, ensuring that the injured worker received timely medical attention.
In another humanitarian initiative at District Hospital, Phek, Assam Rifles personnel donated O-positive blood for the emergency treatment of a patient diagnosed with a ruptured haemorrhagic ovarian cyst.
The timely blood donation helped meet the patient's urgent medical requirement and contributed to efforts to save her life.
These acts of assistance reflect Assam Rifles' commitment to serving local communities beyond its security responsibilities. Operating in remote and challenging areas, the force continues to extend humanitarian support during medical emergencies.
The initiatives also highlight the importance of timely intervention, community service and the spirit of compassion in safeguarding precious lives.