Abu dhabi: National Ambulance, operating under the Federal Authority for Ambulance and Civil Defence, said it has completed preparations for Eid Al Adha to ensure rapid emergency response and the delivery of ambulance services during the holiday.
According to Emirates News Agency, the readiness plan includes reinforcing ambulance deployment across coverage areas, particularly at locations expected to witness high visitor numbers, including mosques and Eid prayer grounds, slaughterhouses, beaches, public parks, shopping malls, and tourist destinations. National Ambulance emphasized its commitment to maintaining a high level of preparedness to manage the increased demand for emergency services during the festive period.
National Ambulance also held coordination and preparedness meetings with strategic partners, including police headquarters across the Northern Emirates, to strengthen emergency response coordination and public safety measures during the holiday period. These meetings are part of a larger effort to ensure that all emergency response teams are aligned and ready to provide seamless services.
The authority urged the public to follow safety guidelines and practise safe driving, especially during peak traffic hours. It also stressed the importance of supervising children during celebrations and recreational activities to reduce the risk of accidents and medical emergencies. This proactive approach aims to minimize potential incidents and ensure a safe holiday for all residents and visitors.
Members of the public were encouraged to call the emergency ambulance number 998 in cases requiring urgent medical assistance. National Ambulance reiterated its dedication to serving the community and ensuring that all necessary measures are in place to handle emergencies efficiently during Eid Al Adha.