The head of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences described the status of the ambulance fleet in the province, stating: Currently, we have about 100 ambulances in the province, of which 20 are non-operational, and of the remaining approximately 80, nearly 50 percent are decrepit.
Head of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences: Half of the Province's Ambulances are Decrepit
The head of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences revealed that nearly half of the province's ambulances are in poor condition, with 20 out of 100 being non-operational. This raises concerns about emergency medical services and public health in the region.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The head of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences reported that nearly half of the province's ambulances are in poor condition, with 20 out of 100 being non-operational. This situation raises serious concerns about the effectiveness of emergency medical services in the region.
- There are approximately 100 ambulances in Qazvin province.
- 50% of the operational ambulances are described as decrepit.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran's healthcare system has faced numerous challenges, including economic sanctions and budget constraints, leading to underfunded services and aging infrastructure.
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