Saudi Red Crescent Authority Handles Over 29,000 Emergency Cases in First 19 Days of Ramadan: A Look at Their Round-the-Clock Ambulance Services in Makkah, Jeddah, and Taif
In the first 19 days of Ramadan, Saudi Red Crescent Authority medical teams in Makkah handled 29,427 emergency cases.
Most cases were health issues and traffic accidents.
Makkah had the most cases (21,444), followed by Jeddah (5,426) and Taif (2,557).
The authority operates 38 emergency centers in Makkah with round-the-clock staff, including doctors, specialists, and technicians.
They use an advanced ambulance fleet with buses and vehicles equipped to handle various emergencies.
The text describes the various modes of transportation used in providing emergency services, including ambulances, four-wheel-drive vehicles, golf carts, motorcycles, bicycles, and scooters.
Individuals can call 997 or use the Asefne app to request ambulance services, send distress calls, and track the status of reports.
The app also helps ambulance teams locate callers and access important information about nearby medical facilities, emergency contact numbers, and other relief agencies to ensure prompt assistance.
Makkah had the most cases (21,444), followed by Jeddah (5,426) and Taif (2,557).
The authority operates 38 emergency centers in Makkah with round-the-clock staff, including doctors, specialists, and technicians.
They use an advanced ambulance fleet with buses and vehicles equipped to handle various emergencies.
The text describes the various modes of transportation used in providing emergency services, including ambulances, four-wheel-drive vehicles, golf carts, motorcycles, bicycles, and scooters.
Individuals can call 997 or use the Asefne app to request ambulance services, send distress calls, and track the status of reports.
The app also helps ambulance teams locate callers and access important information about nearby medical facilities, emergency contact numbers, and other relief agencies to ensure prompt assistance.
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