Panaji, July 15 (APAC Media): NTPC Limited has handed over 19 healthcare vehicles to the Goa Directorate of Health Services under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative.
The new fleet aims to strengthen emergency medical response, patient transport and medicine distribution across the state.
The vehicles were handed over by NTPC’s Western Region-I Headquarters, Mumbai, on July 14.
Fleet Includes Advanced and Cardiac Ambulances
The healthcare fleet includes six Basic Life Support ambulances and eight Advanced Life Support ambulances.
NTPC has also provided two cardiac ambulances and three medicine transportation vans.
The vehicles are expected to improve critical care services and enable faster emergency response across Goa.
NTPC, Goa Government Strengthen Healthcare Support
The handover ceremony was attended by Union Minister of State for New and Renewable Energy Shripad Yesso Naik and Goa Health Minister Vishwajit Rane.
NTPC Western Region-I Regional Head (HR) Vandana Chaturvedi, Goa Medical College Dean Dr Jai Prakash Tiwari and Director of Health Services Dr Rupa Naik were also present.
Naik highlighted NTPC’s contribution to public welfare through its CSR programmes.
Rane said Goa requires strong healthcare infrastructure to serve both residents and the large number of tourists visiting the state.
Healthcare Remains Key CSR Focus
Chaturvedi said healthcare remains a key focus of NTPC’s CSR initiatives, along with education and sustainable livelihood development.
She reaffirmed the company’s commitment to projects that create long-term social impact and improve the quality of life of communities.
The addition of 19 healthcare vehicles is expected to improve emergency response, critical patient transport and medicine supply management across Goa’s health facilities.
The initiative strengthens cooperation between the public sector and the state government to expand accessible and efficient healthcare services across Goa.
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