One of the challenges facing Uganda’s health care sector is limited availability of ambulances. The situation gets even worse when the few ambulances available get serious mechanical faults.
In the last segment of this series, ANDREW MASINDE delves into the reasons why several ambulances across the country are ground, and the effect that has on patients and healthcare in general.
The article was published in New Vision with funding from ACME’s Enhanced Media Reporting for Transparency and Accountability (EMERTA) programme.
Read the last part of the series below.
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