Ford Mustang for ambulance service in Dubai

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The supercars of Dubai Police have got some competition after the city’s ambulance service added two Ford Mustangs to its fleet in a bid to reach patients faster.
 The two American-made cars will provide support to paramedic teams in delivering a rapid response service and will help in rescuing critical cases, especially in traffic accidents, UAE news agency WAM reported.

An Emirati female police officer stands near a Ferrari police vehicle at the foot of the Burj Khalifa tower in the Gulf emirate of Dubai on April 25, 2013

The Dubai Ambulance Co-operation said it will also add a high-speed Lotus to its fleet in the coming days.
“We hope that these cars will help in reaching our 2020 target of reaching patients within four minutes of receiving a call,” said Khalifa Bin Darai, executive director of the Cooperation.
Currently, the emirate’s ambulance service is working to reach heart patients within eight minutes of receiving an emergency call. The number of ambulance vehicles in the Dubai service has now reached 204. The Mustangs, 2015 models, are expected to be the first vehicles deployed in critical situations so paramedics can provide first aid assistance until an ambulance crew arrives on site.

One of the latest additions to the Dubai Police supercar fleet is the Nissan GTR

 It was not immediately clear whether the cars were custom made or what medical equipment they have been equipped with. The two cars were given to the cooperation by Al Tayer Motors group.
“This move is the beginning of a long-term cooperation between us and proactive government entities,” said Tareq Al Tayer from Al Tayer group. “This is foremost a national duty.”

Emirati female police officers pose in front of Lamborghini (L) and Ferrari police vehicles on April 25, 2013 in the Gulf emirate of Dubai. Dubai police showed off a new Ferrari they will use to patrol the city state, hot on the heels of a Lamborghini which joined the fleet earlier.

Dubai Police's Lamborghini has the number plate '8'.