The Balochistan government has announced a major step forward by launching the province’s first-ever air ambulance service, a historic move aimed at providing urgent medical assistance to the people.
According to Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti, the introduction of the air ambulance service is a significant achievement for Balochistan, as it will help ensure timely medical help for residents during emergencies.
Instead of selling one of its two aircraft, the government has decided to use it for the greater good of the public, especially for transporting patients in critical condition.
Through the People’s Air Ambulance service, patients will now have access to quick transfers to major hospitals across the country, including Quetta, the capital of Balochistan, in times of emergency.
CM Bugti emphasized the importance of improving services in all areas, particularly healthcare, throughout Balochistan. He highlighted the government’s dedication to implementing reforms aimed at providing high-quality medical facilities to those in need.
Making the best use of available resources to benefit the public remains a top priority for the provincial government, as stated by CM Bugti.
