AN 18-YEAR-OLD WAS HANGING OUT OF THE PASSENGER SIDE OF A MOVING VEHICLE WHEN SHE FELL TO HER DEATH. (PHOTO)

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 An 18-year-old was hanging out of the passenger side of a moving vehicle when she fell to her death.  Lani Hicks sadly lost her life at approximately 11:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 4th, just before Easter. The fatal incident occurred on Interstate 35 in Murray County, Oklahoma. According to local authorities, Lani was sitting in the front passenger window of a vehicle as it sped down  the interstate.  As the vehicle traveled, sadly, Lani lost her balance and toppled into the roadway where she was struck by multiple vehicles. No one else was injured in the incident.   Lani is remembered as vibrant and full of joy. Her loss is felt deeply throughout her community. Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Lani Hicks.

FG TO INTRODUCE DOORSTEP AMBULANCE SERVICES TO KADUNA COMMUNITIES. (PHOTO).


 Federal Government To Introduce Doorstep Ambulance Services To Kaduna Communities


The federal government plans to extend the National Emergency Medical Services and Ambulance System to include Kaduna State’s Ministry of Health, aiming to bring doorstep ambulance services to rural communities. 


This was announced by Dr. Saidu Ahmed, National Programme Manager of the emergency system, during a stakeholder workshop in Kaduna focused on implementing Rural Ambulance and Transportation Services.


Dr Ahmed, also Senior Medical Adviser to the Minister of Health, outlined the system’s goal of ensuring emergency medical support by allowing residents to call a toll-free number, 112, to dispatch an ambulance to the site of the emergency and transport patients to the nearest healthcare facility.


Highlighting the public-private partnership nature of the system, Dr Ahmed urged private ambulance operators to register with the government to aid in providing emergency services. 


He emphasised that the initiative would not only improve healthcare access but also stimulate economic growth and job creation.


Kaduna’s Commissioner of Health, Hajiya Umma Ahmad, represented by Permanent Secretary Dr. Aisha Sadiq, reaffirmed the state’s commitment to enhancing capacity building and compensation structures within public-private partnerships in healthcare.

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