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Emergency numbers of hospitals and blood banks in Delhi
The injured from the Delhi High court blast have been taken to the RML, AIIMS and Safdarjung hospitals. This is a list of emergency numbers.
RML Hospital: 23348200, 23404446, 23743769, 23404478Safdarjung Hospital: 26101925, 26161960, 26194690, 26165032AIIMS hospital: 26588700Delhi Police control room - 100Delhi Police vigilance cell 011-23213355Blood banks:Indian Red Cross Society: 23711551/6441Blood Bank Organisation 25721870, 25711055, 25730773
First Published:Sep 07, 2011, 12:33:47 IST
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