He added,  Since then I have been able to provide Bike-Ambulance service to more than 6500 people of my village by the grace of the almighty”. While explaining the importance of Bike-Ambulance, he said, “Villages often have roads that are not completely fine for a four-wheeler ambulance to enter. I would like to draw the attention of the government for the development of the roads in village or remote areas so that ambulances service can be availed.”

Until then Bike-Ambulance is the saviour for us. It can pass through narrow roads, lanes, bridges made of bamboo in village areas. If someone is bitten by a poisonous snake, he or she has to be taken to the hospital within a short period of time. While in village areas, people tend to rely upon ‘Ojha’ for that. I want to break this notion of treating a snake wound from an ‘Ojha’. Superstitions must be demolished from our society otherwise we could never develop like other countries did. So in case of a snake bite, we can take the person in a hospital in bike ambulance faster and may avoid any hazards that may occur due to bad or stiff lanes.

Not only in villages, Bike-Ambulance could be useful in urban areas too. As cities often have traffic jams due to which patients may face difficulties especially in case of an emergency. Hence, a Bike-Ambulance is effective since it can pass through roads that four-wheeler ambulance cant and thus it can avoid traffic jams.

I would like to request you to kindly donate bikes to our hospital so that we can prepare more boys in the field of Bike-Ambulance service and help more people of our society. I would love this Bike-Ambulance to be shared all over our country so that no one dies without proper medical treatment.