The National Ambulance Service (NAS) has begun processes to establish a dedicated ambulance station at the Takoradi Airport as part of a nationwide strategy to strengthen emergency medical response and reduce response times in high-risk and high-traffic locations.
As part of this initiative, the Chief Executive Officer of NAS, Dr. George Kojo Owusu, accompanied by key Management members and Western Regional leadership, held strategic discussions with the Takoradi Airport Base Commander and his team to explore the feasibility of setting up a fully operational NAS station at the airport.
Focus on 24-Hour Emergency Coverage
The meeting examined critical requirements, including the provision of suitable office and operational space to support a 24-hour ambulance presence at the airport. This aligns with Government’s 24-hour economy agenda and NAS’s mission to ensure uninterrupted emergency medical coverage across all strategic national facilities.
Why an Ambulance Station at Takoradi Airport Matters
Establishing an NAS station at Takoradi Airport is expected to deliver major benefits, including:
Roadmap for Implementation
A clear roadmap with defined timelines is expected to be developed to guide the establishment of the station. The initiative underscores NAS’s dedication to strengthening emergency preparedness and safeguarding the health and safety of the traveling public and host communities.
The National Ambulance Service remains committed to delivering timely, professional and lifesaving care—anytime, anywhere in Ghana.
