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The National Ambulance Service has debunked claims which seem to suggest the sale of an ambulance belonging to the government of Ghana in Dubai.
The widely circulated video on social media shows an ambulance bearing Ghana’s Coat of Arms and the badge of the Natioal Ambulance Service, at a parking lot in Dubai, leading to reports of the sale of the ambulance with many people expressing concern over the situation.
In a statement by the National Ambulance Service, it described the claims as completely false adding that the vehicle in question is one of the 26 Toyota Hiace Ambulances being procured by the Government, through the Ministry of Health and being funded by the World Bank.
According to the service, the said ambulance is found on the premises of the Company, which is manufacturing the ambulances adding it is therefore not true that the ambulance is there for sale.
Read below the full statement by the National Ambulance Service:
