A train ambulance is a specialized train used to transport patients, especially those in critical or emergency situations, from one hospital or medical facility to another. These trains are equipped with medical equipment and staffed by healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and paramedics, to provide care during transit. Train ambulances are often used in regions with limited access to air ambulance services or in cases where road transport might be too slow or dangerous.

Some key features of a train ambulance include:

1. Medical Equipment: The train has onboard medical supplies, such as oxygen, defibrillators, monitoring equipment, and sometimes surgical facilities for emergency care.

2. Beds and Stretchers: The train has specialized areas where patients can lie down or be treated while being transported.

3. Staff: Trained medical professionals are available to monitor and treat the patient as needed during the journey.