Guwahati:
In a step in the direction of enhancing security and emergency response, vitality main Oil and Pure Fuel Company (ONGC) has ramped up its fleet of ambulances in Assam by including 65 new automobiles, an official stated on Friday.
The brand new ambulances, which had been leased from the Assam State Transport Company (ASTC) for a interval of 5 years, had been added to ONGC’s fleet in Sivasagar, he stated.
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Taking a leap in the direction of enhancing security and emergency response, #ONGC Assam Asset has added 65 new ambulances to its fleet on 9 January 2025.🔹 Highlights:
– 63 ambulances outfitted with foldable seats, autoloader stretchers & oxygen cylinder provisions.
– 2 Superior… pic.twitter.com/Xiubib1Qv8— Oil and Pure Fuel Company Restricted (ONGC) (@ONGC_) January 9, 2025
Out of the full ambulances, 63 are outfitted with important options, like foldable seats, swiveling followers, autoloader stretchers and provisions for two.2 L oxygen cylinders.
“These ambulances will probably be strategically deployed throughout ONGC Assam Asset’s operational websites, together with drill areas, workover rigs and manufacturing installations,” the official stated.
In addition to, two superior life assist (ALS) ambulances fitted with crucial life-saving tools akin to ventilators, defibrillators, suction pumps and oxygen supply techniques have additionally been employed, he stated.
The corporate has determined to deploy these two ALS ambulances at ONGC Hospital in Sivasagar and its dispensary in Nazira, making certain immediate emergency response, the official stated.
Commenting on the event, ONGC Govt Director Bhaskar Chowdary Nettem stated, “Guaranteeing security and safety is integral to our mission of reaching excellence in oil and gasoline manufacturing. The introduction of those ambulances demonstrates our dedication to prioritising the well-being of our staff and stakeholders.
“The PSU big additionally allotted 372 gentle motor automobiles to native youths by a lottery-based tendering course of, the official stated.
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