NAS restores Nalerigu and Gambaga ambulances after 2 years, 9 months off the road

Nalerigu/Gambaga Constituency ambulance The National Ambulance Service (NAS) has restored two ambulances serving Nalerigu and Gambaga to operational service after one remained grounded for more than two years and the other for nine months, a move expected to improve emergency medical response in the communities.

The return of the two ambulances is expected to ease some of the operational pressure on emergency medical services in Nalerigu, Gambaga and neighbouring communities, where access to a functioning ambulance can be critical when patients require urgent medical attention.

The development also draws attention to the importance of timely vehicle maintenance and repairs in sustaining emergency medical services, particularly in communities where the prolonged absence of an ambulance can constrain emergency response capacity.