The National Ambulance Service has responded to recent reports about its fleet. These reports suggested that 127 of its 318 ambulances were unusable.
The service explained that this number was a temporary snapshot of operational status. It does not reflect the long-term state of the fleet.
A spokesperson for the National Ambulance Service clarified the situation. They stated that the figures represent vehicles undergoing maintenance or repair at a specific point in time.
This clarification aims to correct public perception regarding the availability of emergency medical transport. The service emphasized its commitment to maintaining operational readiness.
The National Ambulance Service provides vital emergency medical services across Ghana. Ensuring a functional fleet is crucial for timely responses to medical emergencies.