Ambulance story
The emergency ambulance service in Hong Kong is provided by the Hong Kong Fire Services Department. In 1914, the first ambulance began to provide emergency ambulance services in Hong Kong. As early as 1487, people had used horse-drawn carriages or human tricycles for transporting patients. To date, the number of ambulances in Hong Kong has exceeded 368, which are equipped with comprehensive auxiliary medical facilities, providing former auxiliary medical ambulance services to the public, and are responsible for carrying out emergency rescue work. According to statistics, Hong Kong ambulances provide an average of 2,048 ambulance services every day. Although the demand for emergency ambulance services continues to increase, the ambulance team still shoulders the heavy responsibility of saving lives, racing against time to get the injured and sick to get the best medical care services.

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