Health Minister Dr. Hakan Dinçyürek has announced the deployment of five new ambulances to enhance the quality of healthcare services and improve emergency response times.

According to a statement from the Ministry of Health, Minister Dinçyürek visited the 112 Command Centre, where he provided details on recent improvements.

He noted that since taking office, a total of 15 new ambulances have been added to the fleet, replacing aging vehicles in various regions.

“We are doing whatever is necessary to establish a system that allows us to reach our people and patients faster and in a more comfortable manner,” Dinçyürek said.

He also highlighted that a new law regarding the 112 Emergency Service is expected to pass in parliament soon.

“Once the legal framework is in place, we will have the opportunity to strengthen the necessary staffing, making the 112 Emergency Service much more robust and well-equipped,” he stated.