Here is your Chittagong Ambulance Service Contact Number. You can contact this number 24 hours 7 days in a week. Ambulance are ready to bearing your patient. But take care for your health.
➤Chittagong Ambulance Service Contact Number
| Ambulance Service | Contact Number |
|---|---|
| Chittagong Fire Service | 031-716326-7, 031-630334 |
| Chittagong Modern | 031-639730, 0154633214, 01716074497 |
| Chittagong Railway Hospital | 031-502220 |
| Chittagong Upasham Hospital | 031-637243 |
| Chittagong Alfa | 01819-371919, 01819-327070 |
| Chittagong Holy Crescent Hospital | 031-620025 |
| Chittagong Dead Body Carrier | 031-650000 |
| Chittagong Poly Hospital | 031-502024, 505021-9 |
| Chittagong General Hospital | 031-619584, 01874808388, 01814480900 |
| Chittagong Media | 031-650000 |
| Chittagong Alif | 031-657574, 01819-380000, 01819-325060 |
| Chittagong Madical College hospital | 01819637685 |
| Chattogram Ambulance Service | 01707998822 |
| Chittagong Manobik Ambulance Service | 01881005635 |
Not Only that you can contact any time national number 999 for your urgent ambulance service.
➤About Chittagong
Chittagong is the second largest city in Bangladesh. Known as the port city, the city is located in the Chittagong district of southeastern Bangladesh.
Surrounded by hills, seas and valleys, Chittagong, known as the commercial capital, is famous as the queen of the East for its natural beauty. In 2017, the population of the city was more than 87 lakhs.
After Dhaka, Chittagong is the most important city in Bangladesh. Apart from being the largest port in the country, there are various business establishments here. The city is located on the banks of the river Karnafuli between the Chittagong Hill Tracts and the Bay of Bengal.
Chittagong plays an important role in the economy of Bangladesh. The port of Chittagong is one of the oldest ports in the world, whose coastline has appeared on the world map of Ptolemy.
It is the main maritime gateway to the country. The port is the busiest international seaport in the Bay of Bengal and the third busiest in South Asia.