Ambulance NSW

Ambulance NSW is the statutory health service responsible for providing emergency medical care and ambulance services across New South Wales, Australia. It operates under the NSW Ministry of Health and is the primary provider of pre-hospital care and emergency medical response. Recent news highlights Ambulance NSW's critical role in responding to major incidents. For instance, they were involved in the rescue and transport of two men seriously injured in a building collapse in Ultimo, Sydney. Additionally, Ambulance NSW attended to flight attendants injured due to severe turbulence on a Delta flight arriving in Sydney. These events underscore Ambulance NSW's ongoing significance in providing vital emergency medical assistance and rapid response to various critical situations across the state, ensuring timely care for those in need.