Chennai: The Ambulance State State call center rises Diesel, placing staff on the red alert and asked the staff in the control room to prepare to take over from Chennai if there was a crisis because heavy rains attacked the city on Sunday.
Emergency management and research institutions (Emri), who run the state ambulance, have asked all ambulance pilots to drive safely, move the vehicle closer to the police station for a better communication link and not park ambulances under the tree and electric cable.
All ambulances in and around Chennai have refueled, 108 Head of Ambulance Service M Selva Kumar said.
Vehicles also have oxygen cylinders.
Communication equipment and medical devices are charged.
The state has saved 4,000 liters of diesel for 108 ambulances.
The country has established a call center at the old Pudu District Hospital, which takes almost 30% of the daily burden.
“In an emergency, the center will be able to fully take over from the city,” he said.
In addition, the country has made arrangements such as accommodation and transportation for staff.
“Our plan is to offer without interruption,” said Selvakumar.