The launch of the provincial government of Laguna’s “Ambulance on the Go” program is now underway — an initiative operating as an Ambulance Hub where residents may call a dedicated hotline in times of emergency.
As soon as a call is received, an ambulance will immediately proceed to the location of the person in need, ensuring rapid transport to the hospital.
Training for ambulance drivers is currently ongoing to ensure full readiness in responding to emergencies.
According to Governor Sol Aragones, the official rollout is scheduled to begin this November. Training for ambulance drivers is currently ongoing to ensure full readiness in responding to emergencies.
Also involved in the program is Dr. Eric Tayag, who is assisting in the implementation and ensuring that quality medical service is delivered to the public.
The ambulances are fully equipped with advanced medical equipment required for care. Whether for accidents or other types of emergencies, the program guarantees that responders have the proper resources to provide immediate medical attention to patients.
The National Government has played a vital role in making this program possible through its support and assistance.
In its first phase, “Ambulance on the Go” will serve the 4th District, followed by the 3rd, 2nd, and 1st Districts of Laguna.
In its first phase, “Ambulance on the Go” will serve the 4th District, followed by the 3rd, 2nd, and 1st Districts of Laguna.
It is expected that by next year, the entire province of Laguna will benefit from this service.
So far, 27 drivers have successfully completed Basic Life Support Training, while 30 drivers have finished Standard First Aid training. They are now ready to provide fast, reliable service during times of crisis.
This program fulfills Governor Aragones’ commitment to safeguard the welfare and safety of every Lagunense.
Through “Ambulance on the Go,” medical emergency response will be significantly faster — ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents of Laguna.
