Balochistan CM Bugti Launches People’s Air Ambulance Service

Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti announced the upcoming launch of an air ambulance service, a first in the province's history. The People’s Air Ambulance service aims to provide emergency medical facilities to the masses by enabling swift patient transfers to major hospitals, including Quetta, the provincial capital.

The decision to utilize one of the provincial government's planes for this service instead of selling it reflects a commitment to public welfare. Bugti emphasized the government's dedication to enhancing service delivery across all sectors, particularly healthcare, in Balochistan. By prioritizing decision-making that benefits the public, significant improvements can be achieved.

Efforts are underway to implement reforms in the health department to ensure quality medical facilities are accessible to all, especially underserved populations. Bugti affirmed that the province's resources will be effectively utilized for the betterment of the people, highlighting a focus on public interest.

The introduction of the People’s Air Ambulance service signifies a significant step towards improving emergency medical services in Balochistan. By leveraging existing resources and prioritizing public welfare, the provincial government aims to enhance healthcare accessibility and quality for all residents.