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Manipur MLA Unveils 5 Advanced Ambulances and 500 Solar Lights in Ukhrul
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 01 Oct 2026, 08:37 AM
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MLA Ram Muivah inaugurated five state‑of‑the‑art ambulances and installed 500 solar-powered street lights in the town of Ukhrul, Manipur, aiming to improve emergency medical services and rural lighting.
On a recent day, Manipur legislator Ram Muivah launched five advanced ambulances in Ukhrul, a town known for its remote terrain and limited medical infrastructure. The vehicles, equipped with modern medical kits and GPS navigation, are intended to reduce response times for emergencies across the district.
In addition to the ambulances, the MLA unveiled 500 solar-powered street lights along key roads and public spaces. The initiative seeks to provide reliable illumination for residents and to cut electricity costs in an area where power supply is often erratic.
The launch was attended by local officials, healthcare workers, and community members, all of whom expressed optimism that the new resources will enhance public safety and health outcomes in Ukhrul.
Ram Muivah highlighted the importance of sustainable development, noting that the solar lights represent a step toward greener infrastructure for rural Manipur.
The project is part of a broader effort by the state government to upgrade emergency services and improve living conditions in the northeastern region.
In addition to the ambulances, the MLA unveiled 500 solar-powered street lights along key roads and public spaces. The initiative seeks to provide reliable illumination for residents and to cut electricity costs in an area where power supply is often erratic.
The launch was attended by local officials, healthcare workers, and community members, all of whom expressed optimism that the new resources will enhance public safety and health outcomes in Ukhrul.
Ram Muivah highlighted the importance of sustainable development, noting that the solar lights represent a step toward greener infrastructure for rural Manipur.
The project is part of a broader effort by the state government to upgrade emergency services and improve living conditions in the northeastern region.