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Blinkit Ambulance to charge Rs 2,500 for non-emergency cases

Blinkit Ambulance to charge Rs 2,500 for non-emergency cases

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  • center · 2 outlets

    New Delhi, November 5 (IANS): Quick commerce platform Blinkit on Thursday introduced a flat fee of Rs 2,500 for non-emergency ambulance bookings, while continuing to offer emergency transfers free of charge, as the company seeks to ensure greater availability of its fleet for critical medical…

    — The Morung Express

  • right · 1 outlet

    Goyal said Blinkit Ambulance has served about 42,000 cases in the last two years, of which roughly 20,000 were emergencies. None were charged but a growing share of bookings were for routine checkups, hospital visits and hospital-to-home transfers, trips that “an Uber or private transport could have…

    — The Economic Times

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Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal noted that a growing share of bookings for its free ambulance service were for routine checkups, hospital visits and hospital-to-home transfers.

Coverage arrived over 2 hours — first from The Economic Times, latest from The Morung Express.

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Blinkit Ambulance to charge Rs 2,500 for non-emergency cases

Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal noted that a growing share of bookings for its free ambulance service were for routine checkups, hospital visits and hospital-to-home transfers.

The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co.

Blinkit Ambulance to charge Rs 2,500 for non-emergency trips; emergency service will stay free: Deepinder Goyal

Goyal said Blinkit Ambulance has served about 42,000 cases in the last two years, of which roughly 20,000 were emergencies. None were charged but a growing share of bookings were for routine checkups, hospital visits and hospital-to-home transfers, trips that “an Uber or private transport could have…

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