BANGKOK: Thailand’s Public Health Minister Pattana Promphat said on Thursday (March 19) that the fuel crisis has affected emergency medical service vehicles, prompting the Ministry of Public Health to instruct directors of all hospitals and provincial public health offices to address problems and monitor the situation closely.
He said conditions vary by location, but the government has discussed that ambulances and rescue vehicles must be given the highest priority, with reserves set aside to ensure they remain ready to save lives.
