Ogun State Boosts Emergency Response with OGSEMSAS, TRACE Partnership - Dial 0811 200 0033 for Emergency, Ambulance Services

By Kehinde Odinde 

The Ogun State Emergency Medical Services and Ambulance System (OGSEMSAS) has partnered with the Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency (TRACE) to enhance emergency response services in the state. This collaboration aims to optimize emergency, safety, and ambulance services, leveraging the 0811 200 0033 contact number for prompt response to emergencies.

This partnership is a significant step towards improving emergency response in Ogun State, and it's expected to reduce response times and save lives. The collaboration is also expected to enhance the capabilities of emergency responders in the state.

Dr. Hassan Adelakun, Director of OGSEMSAS, emphasized the importance of this partnership, stating that it will strengthen emergency response capabilities across the state. He urged residents to disseminate the 0811 200 0033 emergency contact number to ensure swift response to emergencies.

Corp Commander Elias Omonayajo, representing TRACE, highlighted the agency's commitment to supporting OGSEMSAS, particularly in training and retraining drivers for recertification. He noted that equipping operatives with modern techniques for handling accident victims would significantly improve outcomes in saving lives and property.

The partnership has already started yielding results, with the launch of a 24-hour ambulance service across communities and rural areas. This service aims to reduce maternal mortality and provide timely medical care to those in need.

Dr. Festus Adetonwa, Deputy Director and Head of Operations at OGSEMSAS, stressed the need for public cooperation in maintaining peace and protecting lives and property. He emphasized the importance of spreading the 0811 200 0033 contact number across the state to ensure prompt emergency response.

Nurse Thompson Florence, Head of Rural Emergency Services and Maternal Transport at OGSEMSAS, expressed appreciation to TRACE management for their dedication to addressing Road Traffic Accidents across Ogun State. She reiterated the importance of disseminating the 0811 200 0033 contact number to ensure prompt emergency response.

The Ogun State Government has assured citizens that it is committed to improving emergency response services in the state. The government has also urged residents to take advantage of the 0811 200 0033 contact number to report emergencies and access prompt response services.

Overall, the partnership between OGSEMSAS and TRACE is a significant development in Ogun State's efforts to improve emergency response services. It's expected to make a positive impact on the lives of residents and visitors alike.

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