FRP Camp in 108 Kerala

The best way to spread the word about services and your work is to involve the community at large. 108 Kerala organized a First Responder Program for 120 Police Cadets of a government school. 108 Kerala educated the attendees on how to handle various medical emergencies before the Ambulance arrives. This camp was a huge hit and appreciated by the school authorities

ZHL made to Limca Book of Records:

It was a proud moment for ZHL, for making to Limca Book of Records 2013. To create awareness for Dial ‘108’ in Emergency service in the state of Punjab, ZHL had launched Free First Responder Training Workshops in December 2011to be held in various schools/colleges across the state, to educate students about the basics of First Aid in case of medical emergency. The Limca Record set up by ZHL stands in Medical Sciences Chapter of Limca Book of Records 2013 by training 5143 participants in 6 months period (December 1, 2011- May 31, 2012) on FIRST Responder Program (FRP) in Punjab.

108 Punjab partnered in Uncaged Event 2012

108 Punjab was the associate partner in Uncaged Event of 2012 (Mahindra & Mahindra Adventure 4x4 Offroad track) organized by FMSCI. This event was inaugurated by Mr SPS Garcha, Director (North West FMSCI). Mr Garcha appreciated and applauded the spirit of 200 car drivers who showcased brilliant stunts with utmost care. Over 1000 people participated as audience and 108 Punjab was the leading partner to provide Emergency Assistance to people in the event.

108 Punjab during Tragic moment

In the tragic accident of comedian Jaspal Bhatti on 25 October 108 Punjab Ambulance was present at the accident spot to provide immediate assistance to the victims.

Our deep condolences to his family.

Give Way to Ambulance

With the increasing traffic on the roads, Ambulances have a tough task in taking the patients to hospitals on time. The reasons can vary from no lane system on a busy urban road, the traffic being jam packed in either direction to non-existence of Sidewalks/service streets or being heavily encroached. Frequent rallies being conducted also do not help the cause.

Though in some cities, drives are conducted by traffic police and citizens alike, to make people aware about the gravity of the situation; much is left to be desired when it comes to saving a life. 

And this is here where we as individuals can do our bit. We in India care equally about people than in any other nation, all it requires is a little awareness on our part.

Following are some tips that can go a long way in giving way to Ambulances & saving Lives

• Slow Down – It goes without saying that whenever we spot an  Ambulance we let them pass without any hurdle, it’s our duty than a rule
• Drive responsibly– Traffic congestion generally happens when we try to wriggle out generally ending up blocking others path.
•  Follow Lane System – It might set you back by 5 minutes in reaching your destination but its goes a long way in maintaining a clear path.
• Be Responsible – Whenever you spot an Ambulance stuck in the traffic behind you, just inform the policeman in charge to help clearing its way. A small gesture can go a long way.
•  Be Sensible – A small scratch on the car is not worth in endangering a life. Take your vehicle to the side of the road to sort out issues with irresponsible drivers than creating traffic congestions
•  Carpool – Lastly, carpool. The benefits go way beyond  with reduction in pollution, decongested road, healthy environment & social interactions being some of them

Remember, Driving is a privilege not a right, your responsible action can save a life.

Copyright- Zqitza Health Care Limited

Leaders Quest team in 108 Rajasthan

108 Rajasthan were the perfect host for Leader's Quest team when they visited 108 Rajasthan office on 14 October. Leaders Quest team comprised of people from varied cultures and profession. 108 Rajasthan showed the work which is being done by the team and how people are served during medical emergencies.

Leader's Quest team appreciated how 108 Rajasthan team follows protocol and processes to handle various challenges. 

ZHL in news

Rajasthan Patrika one of the leading journals of Rajasthan featured ZHL in their Entrepreneurship section. The article talked about the journey, feats and challenges combated by ZHL.

Sweta Mangal at a Special Event @ The United Nations General Assembly

Eye Donation Camp @ 108 Rajasthan

Shine India Foundation along with Eye Bank Society of Rajasthan organized an event to promote Eye Donation. 108 Rajasthan co-sponsored  the event. Mr Meetha Lal Mehta- Ex Chief Secretary, Rajasthan Govt, Eye Bank Society Chairman) and MR Bhandari- Ex DGP, Rajasthan were the Chief Guest.

Over 500 people participated in this event in which a skit was presented to showcase the benefits of donating eyes to people who need. A musical program was also organized by Geetanjali team to spread awareness about the same.

Post the event 100 eye donor’s families  were felicitated for donating eyes to eye bank. This event was a huge success.

ZHL in Entrepreneur magazine

The leading business magazine Entrepreneur featured ZHL in their October Issue. The article was featured in the section Social + Entrepreneur, which talked about the journey, feats and challenges of ZHL.

Vogue magazine featured Sweta Mangal

Vogue the leading fashion magazine featured Sweta Mangal: CEO ZHL in their anniversary special edition on completion of 5 years. The anniversary special edition featured 5 social entrepreneurs including Sweta Mangal in their Goodwill Hunting Section. 

The article covered the journey of ZHL in adding difference to the society by providing world class Ambulance service.

Health Camp @ 108 Rajasthan

Residents of Vaishali Nagar participated in the Free Health Check Up Camp organized by 108 Rajasthan. Over 100 people underwent BP, Blood Sugar check up with 108 Rajasthan team. The residents were also educated on the services provided by 108 Ambulance.

1298 Kerala in Kattapana

Honorable Union Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, Prof KV Thomas launched '1298' in Kattapana, Idukuki  District. Free Health Check Up Camps were organized for 1000 residents. Honorable Minister Prof KV Thomas said "this is a great initiative by 1298 especially for people living in the high range area where in cases of emergencies reaching the patient to hospital might be of difficulty."

Health Check Up Camp @ 108 Rajasthan

108 Rajasthan organized a demo and health check up camp for Nursing College students in Bhilwara. Over 200 students participated in this camp and underwent health check up comprising of blood sugar, BP. These students  were also educated on the services provided by 108 Ambulance during critical medical situations.