The Board Chairman of the National Ambulance Service (NAS), Nana Baffour Kotei Kutin Sraman II, Bremahene, has visited three ambulance stations in the Ashanti Region to assess frontline operations and identify areas requiring support to improve emergency medical response.
During his visit to the Obuasi West, Akrofuom and Bekwai Ambulance Stations, he engaged Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) on the ground to gain insight into their operational needs and the challenges that could affect the delivery of timely pre-hospital emergency care.
The visit forms part of efforts to strengthen operational readiness, improve efficiency and ensure that ambulance personnel receive the support needed to respond effectively to emergencies in their communities.
The Service commended personnel at the three stations for their professionalism, resilience and commitment to saving lives, reaffirming its focus on strengthening frontline operations through effective leadership and institutional support.



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