Ziqitza Health Care offered free GPS tracking by Knoxx Global Australia for their ambulance fleet.

March 29, 2013 - PRLog -- Knoxx Global Australia, while owning its social obligations today wrote to Ziqitza Health Care Limited (ZHL) offering free GPS tracking services to make their ambulance services to be more effective and user friendly. The tracking services are widely used in their fleet in the west to save highly valuable human lives by the ambulance authorities.

ZHL runs innovative self sustaining cross subsidy based ambulance services in many Indian states. They charge the rich clients to provide services of the similar high standards to the low income group at subsidised rates and even free to the needy and accident cases. Knoxx Global is launching its flagship brand Hawktrack GPS Tracking and CCTV Solutions in India in the month of April, 2013. The company is also in the process of establishing 'Hawktrack Angel Foundation (HAF)' to support women relatives and old people left alone by NRIs and other people working at far of places in India. HAF shall respond to emergency police or medical help of this section of people. The details of Hawktrack Angel Foundation can be found at www.facebook.com/hawktrack.

"Joining hands with ZHL shall mean strengthening the already established infrastructure for the well being of the needy. The persons in distress may use 'SOS' button on their personal tracking devices being provided to them to avail more reliable and quicker response to their help call", told Ms Prabhleen Singh, Co-ordiator of the Hawktrack Angel Foundation. "We are getting huge support from NRIs in Autralia, USA, Canada, Germany to name a few for their older parents and siblings back home for their safety and well being. By way of a mail to the like minded Ziqitza Health Care Limited, we have offered them to accept us as their tracking partners in the noble cause", added Ms Singh.

"It is such a great and assuring feeling to know from as far as Sydney, as to how far is the ambulance from your loved one who lives in a remote corner of India and is in emergency situation. Similar services are available to us here in Australia and I am very happy it will now be available in India too,"' Said Mr Amarjit Toki, A Senior Correctional Services Officer, NSW, who has signed to be one of the subscribers of the service.

The Hawktrack proposes to do the following:

Providing personal GPS trackers to old people and women who may need these services.
Free tracking facilities of the device holder to their relations or guardians for their life time.
Organising ambulance and police help on the press of single 'SOS' button.
Providing Vehicle GPS trackers for ambulance fleet on one time highly subsidised cost and free real time tracking for efficient management of the fleet.
Mobile phone app for the fleet managers as well as users (patients as well as their dependents) to know how far is their help for their reassurance and avoid panic attacks.

Mr Ajay Pal Singh CEO of the comany shall be flying to India soon for further discussions.