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Delhi gets 671 new ambulances, traffic cops trained for emergency response

Delhi gets 671 new ambulances, traffic cops trained for emergency response

Delhi Traffic Police has tied up with ambulance provider Zenzo to roll out a fleet of 671 aggregated ambulances, some of them 5G-enabled, to bolster its emergency response services in the capital.
Alongside the emergency vehicles, over 100 traffic police officers are being trained in CPR and basic first aid, which will enable them to double up as first medical responders during emergencies, particularly road accidents, a PTI report said.
The new ambulance fleet includes basic, cardiac, and 5G-enabled vehicles. The latter will have integrated 5G technology, making them capable of real-time health data transmission — a critical tool for doctors and paramedics to prepare treatment protocols even before the patient reaches the hospital.
Amid surging road accidents, Zenzo chief executive officer Sweta Mangal described the initiative as a step towards making Delhi-NCR "emergency ready".
However, the ambulances provided by the company will be a paid service: a basic ambulance will cost Rs 1,500 for a 5-km distance, and an additional Rs 50 per km thereafter, Mangal said. These prices will be standard across the company's countrywide fleet.
"Zenzo's core mission is to 'Make India Emergency Ready' by harnessing digital technology to build a robust medical emergency service infrastructure. We aim to provide the largest network of validated ambulances across the country available through a nation-wide toll free number 1800 102 1298," she added.

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