Miracle was interviewed today on Peace 104.3 FM and during the interview, he disclosed the Ambulance Service to be one of the achievement that we can not overlook of which he stated as, “This is one achievement of the state that we can not overlook”
Miracle uttered those words in relation to the disaster at Apiate near Bogoso in the Western Region of Ghana and according to him, a lot of lives would have been wasted if the ambulances were absent or inactive.
Miracle went ahead to compare the previous years to this year and said, in the previous years, citizens uses taxis, tricycles, and other vehicles to convey accidental victims to hospitals but now, every constituencies have ambulances that helps to save lives due to the first aid treatment an accidental victim will be given before they reach the hospital.
Miracle said, the ambulance service and the president, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo must be congratulated for their selfless commitment to the rescuing of the people who were affected by the disaster.
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