Question

What was the state of ambulances for black people in South Africa?
(a) Fully equipped
(b) Not equipped
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) None of these

Answer 1

Answer:

(D) None of these

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

The state of ambulances for black people in South Africa was not equipped. (option b)

Explanation:

• The blacks in South Africa were highly discriminated against based on their colour and were given poor ambulance service and hospitality.
• During apartheid, people had separate hospitals and ambulances.
• The one for whites was fully equipped with all the facilities, and the one meant for blacks was not.
• They even had different bus stops where blacks could not enter compared to whites.
• They lived in different societies.
• Even the various entertainment sources, like theatres and parks, were separate.
• Blacks were not allowed to vote either.
• In every way, blacks were highly discriminated against and had the worst means of survival.