Johor answers the call with six new ambulances


Four new ambulances have been handed over to health clinics while two will serve Hospital Sultanah Aminah in Johor Baru. —Courtesy of Ling Tian Soon

Johor government has supplied six new ambulances to public healthcare facilities in the state to strengthen emergency response capabilities and improve access to medical services.

State health and environment committee chairman Ling Tian Soon said four vehicles were handed over to health clinics in Kota Tinggi (Bukit Waha), Tangkak (Sungai Mati), Batu Pahat (Semerah) and Mersing (Tenggaroh 2).

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