People running private ambulances have turned into a cartel and have fixed exorbitant prices, even for short distances. The poor and middle class, who are already saddened by the death of a family member, are further squeezed and forced to pay through their nose, accuses Samanchi Srinivas
People running private ambulances have turned into a cartel and have fixed exorbitant prices, even for short distances. The poor and middle class, who are already saddened by the death of a family member, are further squeezed and forced to pay through their nose, accuses Samanchi Srinivas