MEERUT: People who need emergency health care above, especially pregnant women experience labor, have a terrible time because most of the government managed ambulances remain out of the road for the second day in a row on Tuesday called unlimited strikes Unity.
The strike was called after the government decided to give a contract to run an ambulance to a new company, which, according to the trade union, gave fewer wages to the staff, demanded the draft employees and had placed existing employees and had placed existing employees and had placed the driver inside contract.
More than 19,000 ambulance workers continue their strike, leaving 4,600 ambulances stranded at 75 districts.
CM Yogi Adityanath directs strict action if there are people who need not get an ambulance service.
He tweeted, “The government is committed to providing quality health facilities to countries.
It must be ensured that ambulance services are provided on time for those who need it.
If this does not occur, the tight action must be taken against related ambulance providers.” Private companies, GVK Emri – which manages 108 and 112 ambulance services above – submitted FIR on Tuesday against union leaders and stopped more than 20 staff.
108 is an emergency ambulance while 102 is for maternity facilities.
The meeting between members of the Ambulance Association and Mission Director (MD) of the National Health Mission (NHM) Aparna You still cannot be concluded on Monday night.