Bikaner's Jasrasar health centre gets new 108 ambulance after old vehicle kept failing
Jasrasar community health centre in Bikaner district received a new 108 ambulance on Dhanteras after villagers complained about the old one's condition.
The Jasrasar community health centre (CHC) in Bikaner district, Rajasthan, has received a new 108 ambulance on the day of Dhanteras, according to a Dainik Bhaskar report.
The report says the old ambulance had broken down, so patients, pregnant women and people injured in accidents were not getting timely service. People from Jasrasar and several nearby villages depend on the CHC for treatment, and villagers had complained to officials about the old vehicle's condition.
The medical officer in charge, Dr Sundarlal Suthar, and ambulance inspector Mahendra Kumar had also informed officials about the problem. Dr Suthar said the new ambulance will let people in Jasrasar and surrounding areas get emergency service on time. Villagers thanked the Rajasthan government.
Why it matters for ambulance owners and drivers
The case shows how a vehicle off the road directly affects emergency response in rural areas, and how complaints from staff and villagers can lead to replacement.
Read the full report at the source: Dainik Bhaskar
This is a summary written by the Ambulance Owner Association. The facts are from the source named above.