Punjab’s Minister for Health and Emergency Services, Khawaja Salman Rafique, has announced the imminent launch of the Air Ambulance Service, marking a significant milestone in the province’s history.
During a visit to the Emergency Services Department at Thokar Niaz Baig, the Minister disclosed plans for the introduction of the Air Ambulance Service, emphasizing its importance in providing swift medical assistance to the people of Punjab. He underscored the department’s commitment to extending services to the motorway, with rescuers stationed strategically at entry and exit points to ensure rapid response to emergencies.
Highlighting the rigorous training regime for emergency medical technicians, Rafique revealed that examinations conducted by Aga Khan University will ensure the proficiency of personnel. He commended the motorcycle rescuers for their dedication, having assisted over 4 million citizens to date.—APP
