Air ambulance to bridge healthcare gap in remote areas
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Namibia’s first State-owned air ambulance service is expected to improve access to specialised medical care for patients in remote areas, where long distances to referral hospitals have often delayed emergency treatment. Vice President Lucia Witbooi said the service would help connect vulnerable patients with advanced medical care, reducing the time spent travelling by road when...
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