Ambulances permitted to use expressways free of charge until further notice

Ambulances permitted to use expressways free of charge until further notice

May 20, 2021   02:39 pm

All ambulances will be allowed to use the expressways free of charge until further notice, Ministry of Highways announced today (May 20).

The decision has been reached after taking into account the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic situation in the country.

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