A Fukushima prefectural police helicopter that crashed into a paddy field in Koriyama, Fukushima Prefecture, on Saturday morning Photo: YouTube/Fukushima TV
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7 injured after police helicopter crash-lands in Fukushima Pref

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I thought about the patient, too. Very depressing. Hope they can still use it.

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transplant operations must in principle be completed within four hours of organ removal.

I don't that is true in practice.

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Why so many for one heart?

Their called organ transport teams. Human organs are extremely valuable. They are worth their weight in gold

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I absolutely refuse to be an organ donor not because I mind donating organs but because how they treat the body after organs are removed.

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zichi

I thank these people who carry emergency items to save lives, but its totally possible not all 7 were doing a single task isn’t it?

If an ambulance with 4 staff crash going to save you, THEN perhaps ask “why so many?”

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It’s a absolutely tragedy being. I seriously condole on this helicopter accident and total about issue.

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Not had a co-pilot on helicopter rides I've been on.

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Horrible outcome likely for the intended transplant recipient, but it's great that nobody was killed in the crash.

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Harvesting of organs is not necessarily donor constrained, according to Ishiguro Kazuo.

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Someone took a video of the Helicopter heading down - it looked pretty scary, though at least the Pilots managed a Safe landing in the situation, things could have been a lot worse otherwise.

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