A fleet of tricycle ambulances is cutting transport time for pregnant women in rural Ghana.
Seven photos: The three-wheeled, low-cost lifesaver
A fleet of motorcycle-powered tricycle ambulances is cutting transport time for pregnant women in rural Ghana.
The vehicles cost around $7,000 each and include stretchers, oxygen and emergency birthing kits.
Moving Health has deployed 31 ambulances reaching more than 230,000 people.
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