About half of those who are killed on indian roads could have been saved if they received medical care in time. Once a crash occurs, the health care system just doesn't help these people well enough. The Indian government is trying to take action by introducing new legislation and good samaritan laws. But data collection has to be the starting point for any kind of change says Asavanta.
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