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The Uttar Pradesh government is all set to start an ambulance service for cows suffering from serious diseases.&nbsp; .
State Dairy Development, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Minister Laxmi Narayan Chaudhary&nbsp;on Sunday said&nbsp;that 515 ambulances are ready for the novel scheme, probably the first in the country.
"Just like the 112 emergency service number, the new service would pave the way for speedy treatment of seriously ill cows," the minister told reporters in Mathura.
An ambulance with a veterinary doctor and two assistants would arrive within a span of 15 to 20 minutes of requesting the service, he said.
Under the scheme slated to begin by December, a call centre will be set up at Lucknow for receiving complaints, the minister stated.

UP set to roll out 'first-in-the-country' ambulance service for cows 

UP govt is set to roll out 'first-in-the-country' ambulance service for cows. Know details here

UP set to roll out 'first-in-the-country' ambulance service for cows

UP set to roll out 'first-in-the-country' ambulance service for cows
Minister:&nbsp;515 ambulances are ready for the novel scheme
'Ambulance with a vet and 2 assistants would arrive within 15 to 20 minutes'
Scheme to launch in Dec, call centre to be set up to receive complaints

UP Minister Laxmi Narayan Chaudhary said on Sunday that 515 ambulances are ready for the novel scheme, probably the first in the country

The Uttar Pradesh government is all set to start an ambulance service for cows suffering from serious diseases.&nbsp; .
State Dairy Development, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Minister Laxmi Narayan Chaudhary&nbsp;on Sunday said&nbsp;that 515 ambulances are ready for the novel scheme, probably the first in the country.
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"Just like the 112 emergency service number, the new service would pave the way for speedy treatment of seriously ill cows," the minister told reporters in Mathura.
An ambulance with a veterinary doctor and two assistants would arrive within a span of 15 to 20 minutes of requesting the service, he said.
Under the scheme slated to begin by December, a call centre will be set up at Lucknow for receiving complaints, the minister stated.
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With Delhi running short of ambulances, authorities have turned some of the city's three-wheeled autorickshaws into makeshift ambulances to ferry Covid-19 patients.
A massive surge on Covid cases has left Delhi's heatch care system overwhelmed and there is a shortage of ambulances among other facilities.
The Delhi government, in association with a non-profit organization, has fitted more than a dozen autorickshaws with hand sanitizers and face masks, while oxygen cylinders are provided on a need basis. The service, which began officially on Tuesday, is free.
The AAP govt has said that more autos will be added to the service soon.

Delhi: Autorickshaws become ambulances amid Covid-19 crisis

With Delhi running short of ambulances, authorities have turned some of the city's three-wheeled autorickshaws into makeshift ambulances to ferry Covid-19 patients.

Delhi: Autos become ambulances amid Covid-19 crisis

With Delhi running short of ambulances, authorities have turned some of the city's three-wheeled autorickshaws into makeshift ambulances to ferry Covid-19 patients.
A massive surge on Covid cases has left Delhi's heatch care system overwhelmed and there is a shortage of ambulances among other facilities.
The Delhi government, in association with a non-profit organization, has fitted more than a dozen autorickshaws with hand sanitizers and face masks, while oxygen cylinders are provided on a need basis. The service, which began officially on Tuesday, is free.
The AAP govt has said that more autos will be added to the service soon.

Amid a shortage of medical services in Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;Bhopal, an auto driver became the white knight of the capital city. 34-year-old Javed Khan who is the lone breadwinner of his family sold his wife's jewelry to turn his auto-rickshaw into a free ambulance service for Covid-19 patients. Khan who has been doing it for 15-20 days now said that he used a part of the money to fund the conversion of his vehicle into an ambulance. Along with all the other important resources, his auto-rickshaw also has a 7 kg oxygen cylinder fitted, which he said was gifted to him by social activist&nbsp;Bharti&nbsp;Jain. Khan also stopped paying the installments of his vehicle, to ensure that the mini facility continues to run effectively.&nbsp;

Bhopal: Auto driver sells wife's jewellery, converts vehicle into ambulance for Covid patients

Amid a shortage of medical services in Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;Bhopal, an auto driver became the white knight of the capital city. 34-year-old Javed Khan who is the lone breadwinner of his family sold his wife's jewelry to turn his auto-rickshaw into a free ambulance service for Covid-19 patients. Khan who has been doing it for 15-20 days now said that he used a part of the money to fund the conversion of his vehicle into an ambulance. Along with all the other important resources, his auto-rickshaw also has a 7 kg oxygen cylinder fitted, which he said was gifted to him by social activist&nbsp;Bharti&nbsp;Jain. Khan also stopped paying the installments of his vehicle, to ensure that the mini facility continues to run effectively.&nbsp;

Driver converts auto-rickshaw into ambulance Javed&nbsp;Khan: sold wife's jewellery to help people Khan's auto also fitted with an oxygen cylinder Bhopal citizens heap praise on Khan for his effort

Amid a shortage of medical services in Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;Bhopal, an auto driver has become the knight of the capital city. 34-year-old Javed Khan who is the lone breadwinner of his family sold his wife's jewelry to turn his auto-rickshaw into a free ambulance service for Covid-19 patients. Khan, who has been doing his bit for 15-20 days, said that he used a part of the money to fund the conversion of his vehicle into an ambulance. Along with all the other important resources, his auto-rickshaw also has a 7 kg oxygen cylinder, which he said was gifted to him by social activist&nbsp;Bharti&nbsp;Jain. Khan also stopped paying the installments of his vehicle, to ensure that the mini facility continues to run effectively.&nbsp;

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