Ministry of Health hands over 30 ambulances at Burma Camp to National Security for refurbishment
The Ministry of Health (MoH), in collaboration with the National Ambulance Service (NAS), has handed over 30 ambulances stationed at the Ghana Air Force Base at Burma Camp, Accra, to the National Security for refurbishment and integration into the national emergency response fleet. The development follows legal clearance from the Office of the Attorney General […]
The Ministry of Health has transferred 30 ambulances stationed at the Ghana Air Force Base at Burma Camp to the National Security for refurbishment and integration into the national emergency response fleet. The transfer, which required legal clearance from the Office of the Attorney General and Ministry of Justice, is part of efforts by the government to strengthen the operational capacity of the National Ambulance Service.
Following refurbishment, the ambulances will undergo technical and roadworthiness assessments before being made available for deployment. The initiative aims to enhance the Service’s ability to respond to medical emergencies and transport patients safely and promptly, contributing to improved access to timely pre-hospital emergency care nationwide.
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