Haryana transportation department transforms five buses in the Ambulance to help covid patients. District officials have indicated that this latest change is part of their attempt to better deal with the current situation in Covid using any available resources with different departments.
Buses Into Ambulance
In order to augment available healthcare facilities, the Haryana State Transportation Bus Center in Jhajjar District has converted five mini buses into ambulances for patients in Covid. The officials say every vehicle consists of four beds, stretchers, sanitizers and PPE kits.
The transport department given five buses to the hospital for Covid. Each bus ambulance has four beds. Each bus ambulance. Sanitizer and PPE kit were also given.” ” On instructions from the state transport director, five mini buses from Narnaul and from Panipat deport were given to the Jhajjar depot, which were converted into ambulances at a workshop here. Every bus ambulance has four beds. Sanitizer and PEP kit were also given.
Previously, Jhajjar Police had converted and handed over 20 police vehicles to the ambulances to the department of health. “We are making every effort to use all available resources from different departments to handle the Covid pandemic better.
The primary responsibility of the administration is human health and safety, which officials work to ensure around the clock,” said Jitendra Kumar, Vice-Commissar of Jhajjar. “We are also supported by social organisations and volunteers from the Red Cross.
However, it is predicted that the next few days will be extremely difficult, and we therefore call on residents to look after themselves and their relatives, take all precautions and get vaccinated,” he said. The district currently consists of 1.461 active Covid cases, 1342 of which, according to Jhajjar’s daily health bulletin, are in house isolation.
The sample positivity rate of the district is 4.39%, while the fatality rate is 1.07%. Since last year, Jhajjar has recorded 13,491 cases of Coronavirus, with 11,886 recovering and 144 dying from the infection.
