Ambulance Services
Edhi's "Poor Patient Ambulance" began with a refurbished Hillman
Pickup. Now, with 1800 vehicles, it's the world's
largest ambulance
fleet.
Prophet(PBUH) Said-Protect yourself from hell-fire even by giving a piece of date as charity.
(Al-Bukhari and Muslim)
Ambulance Big £9000
£9000.00
Ambulance Small £6000
£6000.00
Ambulance Service
The Edhi Land Ambulance Service started with a used Hillman Pickup
Truck that was converted into the very first ambulance, named the
"Poor Patient Ambulance." After sixty years, Edhi's fleet of
ambulances has expanded tremendously, now boasting over 1800
vehicles deployed throughout Pakistan.
From its humble beginnings, the service has grown into the largest ambulance fleet globally, catering to the medical needs of communities far and wide.
Air Ambulance Service
The Edhi Air Ambulance Service is equipped with two planes and a
helicopter, all set to provide rapid assistance during natural
disasters. Their mission is to quickly airlift and transport injured
or stranded individuals to nearby hospitals in times of crisis. With
a focus on swift response and efficient evacuation, they play a
crucial role in saving lives during emergencies.
Their
dedicated team ensures that help reaches those in need as quickly as
possible, offering crucial support when it's needed most.
Edhi Marine Ambulance Service
The Edhi Marine Ambulance Service operates 28 rescue boats to assist people affected by floods and to search for those in need along the Arabian Ocean coastline. These boats are crucial for rescuing individuals stranded in flood-affected areas and for recovering those who have drowned.
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Mobile Mortuary
Expanding Capacity for Unclaimed Coffins and Burials
In this mortuary, there was space to keep only 16 coffins, yet now
30 coffins can be kept simultaneously, as these heirless dead bodies
which usually are unidentifiable who have either killed due to
bigger accidents, or bomb blast, or firing.
These
coffins are kept for 3-4 days in the mortuary, and then they are
buried duly displaying their personal bio-date on the tin-slate at
the graveyard so that it could be easier to search and find by their
heirs. In the Edhi Graveyard, on average 250 to 350 unclaimed
dead bodies are being buried on monthly basis. For the burial of a
heirless coffin, on average Rs.6000/- expenses do occur.
From 1986 to 2008, these unclaimed coffins were buried in the Edhi
graveyard. When no space is left to bury any more dead bodies, then
a plot measuring to 10 acres were again purchased in 2008 where the
heirless remains are being buried there till to date.
Yearly
more than 8000 unclaimed coffins are being buried, and the outlay comes
to the tune of Rs.8000/- per coffin. In accordance with the record, in
Edhi Mwach Goth Graveyard, 96000 unclaimed dead bodies have been buried
till now.
Edhi Ambulance
Edhi's "Poor Patient Ambulance" began with a refurbished Hillman Pickup. Now, with 1800 vehicles, it's the world's largest ambulance fleet.
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How many ambulances does the Edhi Foundation operate?
The Edhi Foundation operates a fleet of thousands of ambulances, ensuring prompt emergency response nationwide.
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How Edhi ensure the availability of ambulances round the clock?
The Edhi Foundation operates its ambulance services 24/7, with dedicated staff and volunteers working tirelessly to ensure prompt emergency response at any time.
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What sets the Edhi Foundation ambulance service apart from others?
The Edhi Foundation ambulance service is renowned for its efficiency, reliability, and commitment to serving all, regardless of socioeconomic status, 24/7.
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What areas does the Edhi Foundation ambulance service cover?
The Edhi Foundation ambulance service covers a wide range of areas across Pakistan, ensuring assistance reaches even remote regions.