Thane: TMC inaugurates Two Advanced Cardiac Ambulances

Two state-of-the-art cardiac ambulances, funded through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), were inaugurated for the health department of the Thane Municipal Corporation in Thane on April 4. These ambulances were provided by First Credit Services and Inner Wheel District 314. The inauguration ceremony was conducted by Member of Parliament Naresh Mhaske in the presence of Mayor Sharmila Pimpalolkar and Deputy Mayor Krishna Patil.

The event took place at the Late Narendra Ballal Hall within the municipal corporation premises and was attended by several officials, including Deputy Commissioner G.G. Godepure, Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Prasad Patil, and other health and administrative representatives, along with members of Inner Wheel Club.

Naresh Mhaske, who had initiated this project during his tenure as mayor, highlighted that the ambulances were made possible through collaborative efforts with various organizations. He also appreciated the continued support of service groups like Rotary Club and Inner Wheel Club, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

These advanced cardiac ambulances are equipped with modern medical facilities designed to provide immediate treatment to heart patients even before reaching the hospital. Mayor Sharmila Pimpalolkar emphasised that these ambulances will play a crucial role in saving lives by enabling timely medical intervention. The introductory address at the event was delivered by Dr. Prasad Patil, Chief Medical Officer.