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Health Ministry Warns Public About Uncertified Ambulance Driver Training

The Israeli Ministry of Health has warned the public against enrolling in ambulance driver training courses offered by the company "Matzil Hayim," which has been uncertified for three years.

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  1. 01The Ministry of Health warns that "Matzil Hayim" is not authorized to train ambulance drivers.
  2. 02The company has lacked official approval for this training for three years.
  3. 03Individuals trained by "Matzil Hayim" must retake the course at an approved institution.
  4. 04An ambulance driving permit requires training from a Ministry of Health-approved entity.
  5. 05The public is urged to verify training provider credentials before enrolling.

Those who completed training with the unauthorized company must retake the course at an approved institution to receive an ambulance driving permit. The ministry advises the public to verify training provider credentials before registration.

Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14, the latest report. Read Now 14’s original

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