Ziqitza Limited - 1033 National Highway Helpline Number – A number you should know

 


1033 National Highway Helpline Number is for highway road accident services.

If you are traveling or commuting daily on a national highway for work, this number

can be a life savior at times of mishaps like accidents. The National Highway Helpline

Number 1033 is a toll-free number set up by the government of India. This number can

be used to report any road accidents or incidents on a national highway for the passengers'

safety.

The Indian Highway Management Company Ltd (IHMCL) is one of the most popular firms

promoted by the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI). The IHMCL has been bestowed

to set up call centres all over the country to help passengers traveling on the National

Highway.

As per records, it has been estimated that every year around 5 lakh road accidents take place.

Out of these 5 lakh accidents, around 1.5 lakhs lose their lives, and three lakhs are left

crippled after such an incident. To curb these statistics to a minimum, the NHAI and the

IHMCL have introduced the toll-free number 1033 for the safety of passengers travelling

on the National Highway. Passengers can avail of emergency ambulance services if they

meet with an accident by simply calling on the toll-free number provided. 

Supporting the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) initiative of ensuring safe travel

on National Highways as these roads are often characterized as high speed, high volume

roads with a maximum number of fatalities and injuries in accidents and the fact that timely

treatment of the injured will save many lives as well as for reporting of information like

obstruction of highways due to fallen tree, animal accidents, flat tyre, bad road condition, etc.

Ziqitza Rajasthanand Ziqitza Limited Rajasthansupport NHAI for its Emergency Highway Helpline initiative.

Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd (ZHL), Asia's largest private emergency medical service (EMS) provider has successfully

 

won the tender/Contract for the toll-free emergency highway

 

helpline number 1033 in India. The fleet has 40 ambulances which will be launched in

 

phases across the North Zone covering Chandigarh, Jammu, Uttrakhand, Shimla,

 

Lucknow, Varanasi& East UP.

Ziqitza Limited says many passengers have benefited from the 24x7 operational toll-free number as they

suggest the actions are prompt from the government end. The call centres response is

also appropriate as call centre employees are trained and know their duties well. They are

quick in responding to problems that have helped save many individuals' lives on the road.

With this initiative, the government hopes to curb down the number of accidents that occur

every year with the introduction of the toll-free number for passengers' safety in the

National Highways. There are millions of commuters daily on these roads, and coming up

with toll-free emergency ambulance service with state of art ambulances, catering to every

emergency needs of the people by providing Advance and Basic life support ambulances

will help save the lives of many commuters that meet with an accident at the soonest. 




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