AP govt. to provide feeder ambulances to remote areas
Amaravati (Andhra Pradesh): Andhra Pradesh government has taken up an initiative to provide feeder ambulances to remote areas of the state that do not have proper road connectivity.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, state's health minister Kamineni Srinivasinaugurated the feeder ambulances in Amaravati for Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) areas as many habitations do not have good road connectivity.
"The feeder ambulances shall maintain trained manpower and specified medical equipment and treatment that will stabilise the patients and then transport them to the assigned 108 ambulances. Feeder ambulance shall transport shortest possible time with advanced ICT for providing quality emergency response services to the tribal people round the clock with tele liaison with main ambulance service provider call centre (108)," said Srinivas.
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