Peshawar: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has decided to launch a free ambulance service for overseas Pakistanis. The initiative is aimed at providing essential support to families by facilitating the transportation of deceased overseas Pakistanis to their native areas. According to Radio Pakistan, the government has allocated seventy million rupees for this purpose, which will be used to purchase six ambulances. The ambulance service will be available at Peshawar and Islamabad airports, ensuring that the needs of overseas Pakistanis are met efficiently and effectively.
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