Coimbatore,
Tamil Nadu
Short Description:
In our enlightening conversation with Mr. Saravanan, an experienced ambulance driver and business owner, we uncovered the critical challenges faced by ambulance drivers in urban and suburban areas. His valuable insights shed light on the pressing need for innovative solutions to ensure timely medical care and safety on the road.
About:
We had the pleasure to interact with Mr. Saravanan, an experienced ambulance driver and business owner who had a wealth of knowledge to share regarding the problems faced by ambulance drivers in urban and suburban regions. According to his experience, the biggest issue is the clogging of traffic due to heavy congestion on roads, which can lead to delays in reaching patients in time. This can be a serious issue as it could mean that medical care is not provided when it is needed most.
He is deeply concerned about the unconsciousness within the people in the traffic about the lane of emergency vehicle approach which can lead to potentially dangerous situations. Upon listening to our idea about introducing a blue light in the signal priorly indicating the lane of emergency vehicle approach, he was not only impressed but also appreciated it as an effective solution to this issue.
Mr. Saravanan made a thought-provoking statement when he pointed out that ”Today's public might be tomorrow's patient”, which is undeniably true given the current climate of healthcare concerns that have been accelerated by the pandemic. It reinforces the need for us to take proactive measures and be mindful of our health in order to prevent any potential illnesses or diseases from occurring in the future.
Conclusion:
Mr. Saravanan's endorsement of our proposal to introduce a blue light signal indicating the emergency vehicle lane underscores the significance of proactive measures. His poignant statement, "Today's public might be tomorrow's patient," resonates strongly in today's healthcare climate, emphasizing the importance of forward-thinking and health awareness.
