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Dubai Ambulance unveils “Sanad”

New vehicle designed for difficult locations

Rehab Mohammad

Published 1 October 2026, 10:57

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Dubai Ambulance unveils “Sanad”
Dubai Ambulance unveils “Sanad”

Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services is showcasing “Sanad”, a new multi-purpose emergency vehicle, at EMS World Expo 2026 in Orlando, Florida, from September 30 to October 2.

Designed for off-road use, Sanad helps emergency teams reach difficult locations such as mountains, desert areas and disaster zones.

The vehicle combines off-road capability with a fully equipped medical cabin to treat critical patients at the scene. It can also support disaster response, search and rescue operations and major accidents.

Sanad can carry up to 14 people, including two patients on stretchers. It also has smart systems for tracking, monitoring and managing medical equipment.

Dubai Ambulance developed the vehicle in cooperation with several international companies, including TORSUS, FERNO, Bristol, Frestems, Whelen, Acetech, and UXE.

Sanad is being demonstrated daily at the FERNO stand during the exhibition.

Rehab Mohammad

NOB Reporter

Rehab Mohammad Mahdi is a Bahraini journalist with experience in media, journalism and public relations. She holds a Diploma in Communication and a Bachelor’s degree in Media from the University of Bahrain. She has participated in local and Gulf conferences, forums and workshops in public relations, communication, protocol and etiquette. She was selected as a member of the University of Bahrain Youth Delegation, representing the university at conferences and ministry visits. She also volunteered in organising events. Rehab has completed professional diplomas and training programmes in communication, human resources and entrepreneurship. She received the Outstanding Employee Award in Public Relations. She currently covers local news, the Shura Council and courts.

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