Health Ministry Warns Unlicensed Ambulance Service Operating in Shfaram
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health has warned the public that "Hana Ambulance," operating in Shfaram, is not licensed to provide ambulance services. The ministry cited multiple complaints over three years regarding the company's unauthorized operations, including using ambulances as intensive care units. Hana Ambulance's appeal to retain its license was rejected.
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- The Ministry of Health has warned the public about the unlicensed "Hana Ambulance" operating in Shfaram.
- The company allegedly used ambulances as intensive care units and employed unapproved equipment and staff.
- Multiple complaints against the company have been filed over the past three years.
- Hana Ambulance's appeal against the license revocation was denied by the ministry.
- The public is urged to verify ambulance service licensing before booking.
Israel's Ministry of Health issued a public warning on Monday stating that "Hana Ambulance," a company operating in Shfaram, is not authorized to provide ambulance services. The ministry urges the public to verify that any ambulance service they book is licensed. A list of authorized companies is available on the ministry's website.
According to the Ministry of Health, several complaints have been filed against Hana Ambulance over the past three years regarding operations that violated ministry guidelines. These violations reportedly included using ambulances as intensive care units and employing unapproved equipment and staff. The company's appeal against the ministry's decision to revoke its license was denied.
Hana Ambulance has been contacted for a response, which will be published upon receipt.