Morigaon NGO Sahay Assam receives ambulance from Assam Chief Minister's Relief Fund
Morigaon-based voluntary group Sahay Assam received an ambulance from the Chief Minister's Relief Fund, inaugurated by the District Commissioner on 7 November.
Sahay Assam, a voluntary organisation based in Morigaon, Assam, has received an ambulance from the Chief Minister's Relief Fund to strengthen its humanitarian and public welfare work, India Today NE reported.
The vehicle was formally inaugurated by Morigaon District Commissioner Srishti Singh at a programme held on the premises of the District Commissioner's office on 7 November. Senior journalists and office-bearers of the organisation, including president Raju Mahanta and secretary Pradip Hazarika, attended.
The report says Sahay Assam has been engaged in social welfare and humanitarian activities in the district for several years. The ambulance is expected to help transport patients to hospitals during medical emergencies.
Why it matters for ambulance owners and drivers
It shows state relief funds being used to supply ambulances to community organisations, adding to patient-transport capacity at the local level.
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