Blinkit’s ambulance team reached the site of the Satya Niketan building collapse in Delhi within 10 minutes of receiving an emergency call, according to statements from company employees.
Blinkit employee Shruti said the ambulance was stationed at Safdarjung Hospital and that the first call came through the company’s app.
Response time at the site
Blinkit Cluster Manager Archana Surma said the company received the first call for the location at around one:40. She said the team reached the site by one:50 and provided full support there.
The response came as rescue operations continued at the Satya Niketan location. Locals also ordered oxygen cylinders through the quick-commerce app to assist efforts involving trapped students.
Ambulance and oxygen support
The ambulance response and oxygen-cylinder orders were both linked to Blinkit’s services during the incident. The ambulance team was deployed from its station at Safdarjung Hospital, while local residents used the app to arrange oxygen cylinders.
The complete details of the building collapse, including the number of people affected and the wider rescue status, are not yet available.
Conclusion
Blinkit’s ambulance team reached the Satya Niketan site within 10 minutes of the first call, while locals used the app to arrange oxygen cylinders during rescue operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where did the building collapse take place?
The incident took place in Delhi’s Satya Niketan area.
Q. When did Blinkit receive the first call?
Blinkit received the first call at around one:40.
Q. How quickly did the ambulance team arrive?
The team reached the site by one:50, within 10 minutes of the call.
Q. Where was the ambulance stationed?
The ambulance was stationed at Safdarjung Hospital.
Q. What did locals order through the app?
Locals ordered oxygen cylinders to assist rescue operations involving trapped students.
