Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) - Any person needs an ambulance in case of an accident, emergency or exacerbation of the disease. The modern system of medical care that has developed in our country in this direction is becoming an important factor in the provision of prompt and qualified medical services to our people.

Efforts to improve the speed, quality and efficiency of emergency and emergency medical care are paying off. However, despite the modern conditions created by our state, there are still a number of questions in this area. For example, in some cases, one of these problems is the late arrival of the ambulance at the place of the call.

In particular, in 2020, out of all calls to the ambulance, 2.5 percent of delays were recorded. True, this percentage is much lower than in previous years. But at the moment, if the "103" service is fully equipped with specialized vehicles and personnel, then a natural question arises as to why in some cases the "ambulance" is delayed.

According to experts, this is due to the fact that in most cases ambulances are not given way, addresses are not clearly indicated, and unreasonable and false calls are received. In 2020 alone, the service received more than 3 million non-emergency calls.

In developed countries, special lanes for ambulances have been built on the roads. These roads are always open. At the same time, drivers have a sense of high personal responsibility to clear the way for ambulances.

It is gratifying, of course, that in recent years in our country special attention has been paid to these issues in the process of improvement work. But there is still a lot to be done. This is due to the fact that the cars of the "103" service still do not give way. Many only clear the way when the siren goes off. Unfortunately, there are those who ignore this signal too. However, no one in this life is immune from accidental accidents and health problems. Therefore, an important rule of humanity is always to be attentive and responsible for the health of oneself and others.