2010-02-17 / Bali Flash - Short News
Traffic Accident Victims don’t Need to Queue
The Bali traffic police together with state-owned public transportation insurer Jasa Raharja and a number of Bali’s hospitals (Sanglah General Hospital, Tabanan regional hospital, Bhayangkara police hospital, Puri Raharja private hospital and the Army hospital) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to accelerate emergency treatment to victims of traffic accidents on the island. The move is aimed at eliminating dangerous delays now encountered seeking payment guarantees so medical treatment can commence. Yet, the MoU doesn’t mean that you can carry on acting foolishly on the road.
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This article is published in THE MAG 23 / FEB-MAR.
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