Phagwara, Punjab | September 22, 2026: The 108 Emergency Ambulance Service once again demonstrated its commitment to timely and accessible emergency healthcare by providing prompt transportation to a female patient from Ranjit Nagar, Phagwara, to Civil Hospital, Phagwara.
The patient, Savitri, was picked up from Ranjit Nagar, Phagwara, following a request for emergency medical transportation. The 108 Ambulance team responded promptly and ensured that she was safely transported to Civil Hospital, Phagwara, for further medical evaluation and treatment.
The emergency response was supported by Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Sukhmanjeet Singh and Pilot Kuldeep Singh, who worked together to ensure the patient’s safe and timely transfer to the hospital.
During the journey, the ambulance team maintained a patient-focused approach and ensured that the patient received the necessary assistance throughout the transportation. Their coordinated response helped facilitate a smooth transfer to the hospital for further medical care.
Speaking about the importance of timely emergency response, Manish Batra, Project Head, 108 Ambulance Service, said:
“Every emergency call requires a prompt and coordinated response. Our EMTs and pilots remain committed to ensuring that patients receive timely transportation and necessary support when they need it most. The dedication of our teams on the ground helps strengthen emergency healthcare access and ensures that patients can reach medical facilities safely and without unnecessary delay.”
The 108 Ambulance Service continues to play an important role in strengthening emergency medical transportation across Punjab by providing timely ambulance support and trained personnel to patients in need. The service remains committed to delivering safe, reliable and patient-centric emergency response services across the state.