Kenya’s ambulance ‘Uber’ at heart of siege rescue
A centralized dispatcher for ambulance services is taken for granted in many Western countries. Not so in Kenya, where a ride-hailing service for first responders played a major role saving lives during last month’s hotel attack.
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