National Highways Accident Relief Service Scheme

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The National Highways Accident Relief Service Scheme is an Indian government initiative that provides emergency medical care, rescue operations, and quick relief measures for road accident victims on national highways.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government scheme
road safety scheme
administeredBy Ministry of Road Transport and Highways NERFINISHED
beneficiary highway users
road accident victims
country India
focus emergency medical response
post-crash response
rescue and evacuation of accident victims
implementedBy Government of India NERFINISHED
Ministry of Road Transport and Highways NERFINISHED
objective to conduct rescue operations for road accident victims on national highways
to provide emergency medical care to road accident victims on national highways
to provide quick relief measures after road accidents on national highways
to reduce fatalities and disabilities due to road accidents on national highways
policyArea public health
transport safety
provides ambulance services on national highways
cranes and rescue equipment for accident relief
first-aid and basic trauma care at accident sites
support for quick removal of accident vehicles from carriageway
relatedTo National Highways Authority of India NERFINISHED
emergency response system on highways
road safety in India
scope national highways in India
sector highway safety
road transport
targetOutcome faster clearance of accident sites on national highways
improvement in survival rate of accident victims
reduction in response time to road accidents
typeOfSupport assistance for operating accident relief vehicles
financial assistance for procurement of ambulances
financial assistance for procurement of cranes

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Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India implementsProgram National Highways Accident Relief Service Scheme