Essay on Autobiography of an Ambulance
Such questions are meant to test your writing skills and should be attempted on your own. However, these points might help you elaborate:
- I was manufactured in a huge factory: different parts being moulded in furnaces, hammering and denting being done by workers, electrical parts being fitted, etc.
- After that I was given a fresh coat of white and red paint, with the word AMBULANCE marked clearly on my body.
- Yes friends, I am an ambulance that has given valuable service for the past ten years now!
- I was bought directly from the manufacturer by a leading hospital in New Delhi.
- I was welcomed by my brothers and sisters who were already part of the fleet of ambulances in the hospital.
- My interiors were fitted with medical equipment: oxygen tank, IV line, etc.
- I gave out a loud siren whenever my driver switched in on to warn other drivers on the road to give me way.
- I transported many seriously ill patients from their homes to the hospital for emergency treatment.
- Unfortunately, not everyone of them could be saved.
- I have witnessed varying emotions of relatives and friends riding with the patients: from one of relief to one of pure distress!
- I hope to continue to serve the sick and unwell till I have strength left in my wheels.
- I was manufactured in a huge factory: different parts being moulded in furnaces, hammering and denting being done by workers, electrical parts being fitted, etc.
- After that I was given a fresh coat of white and red paint, with the word AMBULANCE marked clearly on my body.
- Yes friends, I am an ambulance that has given valuable service for the past ten years now!
- I was bought directly from the manufacturer by a leading hospital in New Delhi.
- I was welcomed by my brothers and sisters who were already part of the fleet of ambulances in the hospital.
- My interiors were fitted with medical equipment: oxygen tank, IV line, etc.
- I gave out a loud siren whenever my driver switched in on to warn other drivers on the road to give me way.
- I transported many seriously ill patients from their homes to the hospital for emergency treatment.
- Unfortunately, not everyone of them could be saved.
- I have witnessed varying emotions of relatives and friends riding with the patients: from one of relief to one of pure distress!
- I hope to continue to serve the sick and unwell till I have strength left in my wheels.