Despite the government's promise, emergency helicopters were not made available 24/7 by the month's end, according to the minister. Yet, the minister assured the public that no one was left without transport.
The Minister responsible for Portugal's Instituto Nacional de Emergência Médica (INEM) is currently addressing concerns regarding the delayed implementation of the promised 24/7 helicopter service.
The nighttime aerial response for INEM, intended to provide swift and efficient emergency medical service during the night, remains pending. This is due to the lack of necessary certifications and training, as well as the operational status of the 24/7 helicopters yet to be confirmed.
The Minister has acknowledged the unfulfilled promise and is defending herself in relation to this matter. However, she has not specified a timeline for when the 24/7 helicopter service will become operational.
The current status of the nighttime aerial response for INEM is under review, with the operational capability contingent upon obtaining the required certifications and training.
It is important to note that there is no current nighttime aerial response available for INEM, and there is no indication of when this service will become operational. The INEM's promise of 24/7 helicopters remains unfulfilled.
As the situation develops, the public will be kept informed about any progress made towards the implementation of the 24/7 helicopter service for INEM. The Minister's office has assured that the safety and well-being of the Portuguese people remain their top priority.
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