How is the Eeco Ambulance different from jugaad ambulances such as bike ambulances or auto-rickshaw ambulances?
Besides, in India, the notion of 'jugaad,' which essentially means cocking up makeshift — often innovative solutions — has given birth to several unorthodox ambulances, whose creatures modified a couple of motorcycles and auto rickshaws filled with preliminary medical provides. As a response to the problems of getting around congested urban areas or remote rural areas, these alternatives have come about. Though more conventional, the Maruti Eeco Ambulance is compared to these jugaad solutions in terms of cost effectiveness, accessibility and practicality in different Indian contexts. This comparison begs the question of how much innovation, safety and effectiveness should be allowed in emergency medical services in a country with such diverse geographical and infrastructural challenges.
I understand the attraction of bike ambulances in traffic but the Eeco is just more practical. It's safer in case of an accident, you can carry more equipment and you can actually even fit a patient lying down.
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