Satya Niketan Collapse Highlights Gaps in India’s Ambulance System

A five-storey building in Delhi’s Satya Niketan collapsed on Sunday.

Seven people have reportedly died, and one person was rescued alive.

Blinkit ambulances were among the vehicles that reached the site early.

Government ambulances, police, firefighters and disaster teams also helped.

The incident drew attention to how ambulances are provided across India.

India has many ambulances, but they are not evenly distributed.

Some vehicles are old, broken or lack advanced medical equipment.

Some areas also do not have enough trained emergency medical workers.

Experts say better tracking, maintenance and emergency care are needed.