Aspiring NPP MP Donates Ambulance To Fanteakwa South District
Thu, 09 Nov 2023 02:00
An aspiring member of Parliament for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) at Fanteakwa South, Nana Alhaji Abdul Razak has donated an Emergency care Ambulance to the Fanteakwa South district in the Eastern region.
The donation was made to help promote the Emergency care delivery system in the area.
During the donation programme held at Tokyo City in Nsutam, Nana Alhaji Abdul Razak said the place is an accident-prone area, so there is a need to support them on this side.
“ Fanteakwa south district is a hot spot in terms of road accidents, so when I heard their ambulance has broken down, I was touched to give a helping hand, “ he said
The district health director of the area, Mrs Margaret Nyarko spoke about some of the obstacles they have been encountering when the main government ambulance of the area broke down and how this new one will decrease the heavy toll.
“ Today is happy for the health fraternity at Fanteakwa, we had really faced a lot when our National Ambulance vehicle had accident, from March it was hard for us to transport especially pregnant women, Thank God, this new ambulance will provide a solution, “ she said
The Eastern region Administrative manager of National Ambulance Service, PAEMT Micheal Gaani who stepped into the shoes of their CEO, Prof Ahmed Nuhu Zakariah thanked Nana Alhaji Abdul Razak for this kind-hearted act and urged others to emulate this kind of gesture.
On their way from an emergency, the Fanteakwa National Ambulance had an accident in March 2023 with a stray co, making the station vacant.

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