Karnataka health dept to appoint 3,691 staff for ‘108’ ambulance serviceIn an attempt to bring the 108 ambulance services under one umbrella and improve the services of 104 helpline command and control centres, the Health and Family Welfare Department has decided to appoint 3,691 employees. 
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The state government has entered into an agreement with C-DAC, Thiruvananthapuram, under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (Meity) to establish ‘108’ and ‘104’ services with 112 Emergency Response Support Systems.
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Bengaluru: In an attempt to bring the 108 ambulance services under one umbrella and improve the services of 104 helpline command and control centres, the Health and Family Welfare Department has decided to appoint 3,691 employees.