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http://www.heraldgoa.in/Goa/Sada-Sub-Jail-ambulance-used-for-transporting-fish-/107593.html?utm_source=Email%2Bnewsletter&utm_medium=email# VASCO: The Sada Sub Jail has been in the news for the wrong reasons for quite some time now. And this time, the brand new ambulance attached to the jail, which is meant for transporting the inmates in distress, is being used to carry fish and other essential commodities from the market. 20 Oct, 2016, 06:30AM IST [http://www.heraldgoa.in/images/expand-image.jpg] [Sada Sub Jail ambulance used for transporting fish!] A- A+ 0<http://www.heraldgoa.in/Goa/Sada-Sub-Jail-ambulance-used-for-transporting-fish-/107593.html?utm_source=Email%2Bnewsletter&utm_medium=email#> Team Herald VASCO: The Sada Sub Jail has been in the news for the wrong reasons for quite some time now. And this time, the brand new ambulance attached to the jail, which is meant for transporting the inmates in distress, is being used to carry fish and other essential commodities from the market. This major lapse on the part of the jail authorities came to light after a concerned citizen from Vasco clicked a few pictures on his mobile after finding that the jail authorities were allegedly misusing the brand new ambulance by stacking fish in it. The ambulance has been stinking due to which the inmates have been avoiding to get themselves transported to the hospitals during emergencies. Surprisingly, even the sources at Sada Sub Jail confirmed to Herald that they came across many instances when the jail authorities used ambulance for transporting essential commodities, fish and slaughtered chicken. Herald decided to take up the issue with the senior jail officials managing the affairs of state prisons and even sent a few pictures to Additional Inspector General of Prisons Siddhivinayak Naik. After taking a look at the pictures, Naik claimed that he was completely shocked to know that the ambulance was being misused and that, he would immediately seek an explanation from the jail authorities in this regard. "This is not right; they should not use ambulance for such purpose and any ambulance has to be hygienic as patients are been transported to hospitals. Even I need to know as to why they have used the ambulance and why they failed to use any other mode of transport to carry fish to the jail. I have already asked the jail authorities to explain," Siddhivinayak Naik told Herald.
