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Social media users have reacted to a viral video that captures a group of workers using one of the country’s ambulances as a pickup truck to transport cement bags.
In a video sighted by Myjoyonline.com, two men, believed to be workers at a cement shop, were captured busily packing the bags into the ambulance.
Also, a middle-aged man, clad in a pink Lacoste with a bald head, was seen directing people to pack the cement into the ambulance.
Seen the National Ambulance that's been used to transport bags of cement.
— Saddick Adams (@SaddickAdams) June 1, 2021
And I'm thinking may be a committee will be set to look into this. There the culprit may be able to justify why the cement required an emergency evacuation
The video comes barely two weeks after a 12-year-old boy died at the Battor Catholic Hospital over the delay of an ambulance to transfer him to the 37 Military Hospital.
This has, therefore, generated massive reactions from a section of Ghanaians who took it to their timeline to vent their dissatisfaction about the situation.
In as much as we all want the country to be Fixed, let’s have some sense of responsibility in discharging our duties towards National Development. I was shocked upon seeing that video and what we yearned for in every District is been used to carry cement.I am weak😢😢
— Kobby194 (@Kobby1942) June 1, 2021
They're using our ambulance to carry cement.
— Sir Alby † 🦅🇬🇭🇳🇬 (@Itz_Kwakwa) June 1, 2021
Why? pic.twitter.com/DQFmHnJrNv
You'll call for ambulance and they'll tell you there's no fuel but it's cement and plantain they're carrying. Nsem fon sei
— ɢɪʟʙᴇʀᴛᴅɪɴʜᴏ (@Gilbert_Spaco) June 1, 2021
😱 Like How? Eeii Ghana.....National Ambulance Vehicle Used For Carrying Cement#YourBoyDotty https://t.co/ldESBRkbqC
— DOTTY (@YourBoyDotty) June 1, 2021
If you dont think cement in this country need "emergency medical care" then I dont know what we need as a country....
— Sarkastic Devil's Advocate (@FirmedFeminist) June 1, 2021
Prices of cement escalating each and every day.....
This is the mindset & attitudes of pure Ghanaian Man....#National Ambulance used in carrying cement somewhere in Gomoa East C/R Bujumburam...how can Gov't fix a country like this if the ppl are not ready to change our corrupt ways..Saaaaad! As a Ghanaian#FixTheCountry pic.twitter.com/Qi8w2qT4T9
— Kofi Toku (@toku2247) June 1, 2021
Ambulance is used for taking sick to hospital not carrying cement. https://t.co/RvBdeFscva
— Dodzi Kwami Avuletey (@akwamidodzi) June 1, 2021
This country must work!🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
— Samuel Swanzy-Baffoe (@CitizenSwanzy) June 1, 2021
After this, they will use the siren to go through traffic creating an impression that there's an emergency. Why is it that some of our leaders enjoy short-changing us like that?🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️@ishmade
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