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Now 14Security

Health Ministry Warns Public About Unlicensed Ambulance Company

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The Israeli Ministry of Health has warned the public that 'Hana Ambulance,' operating in Shfaram since 2018, is no longer licensed to provide ambulance services. This follows a court rejection of the company's appeal against the ministry's decision, which was based on serious operational deficiencies and unapproved equipment and staff. The public is advised to only use licensed ambulance providers.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • The Israeli Ministry of Health has revoked the license of 'Hana Ambulance' operating in Shfaram.
  • The company allegedly operated ambulances as intensive care units with unapproved staff and equipment.
  • The decision follows the dismissal of the company's appeal against the ministry's order.
  • Numerous complaints about the company's conduct were filed over the past three years.
  • The public is urged to verify ambulance company licenses before booking services.
Health Ministry Warns Public About Unlicensed Ambulance Company
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The Israeli Ministry of Health has issued a severe warning to the public regarding the ambulance company 'Hana Ambulance,' which operated in the Shfaram area. The ministry announced that the company is no longer authorized to provide ambulance services, a decision that follows the dismissal of the company's appeal against the ministry's order to cease operations due to serious deficiencies.

The ministry's action stems from numerous complaints received over the past three years concerning the company's conduct. Investigations revealed that ambulances were frequently operated in violation of regulations. Specifically, the company allegedly used ambulances as intensive care units with unapproved staff and equipment.

The Ministry of Health emphasized the critical importance of booking ambulance services only from authorized providers who adhere to strict protocols. The public is urged to verify a company's license before booking any service. A list of approved companies is available on the Ministry of Health's website, or inquiries can be made via the 'Kol HaBriut' hotline at *5400.

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