All hospitals would be closed and ambulances gone as of Friday morning, including air ambulances, he said.
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They treated the injured while they waited for ambulances, and helped decide which injured should go on ambulances first.
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South Central Ambulance says it's sent six ambulances, two air ambulances and a hazardous area response team to the site Tuesday afternoon.
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Wrestling demands that motifs be elevated to the status of prelude: if you're flipping ambulances, slamming ambulances, and talking about ambulances, you are damned sure going to finish the feud (or at least this arc of it) with an ambulance nearby.
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Air ambulances take off Air ambulances became necessary out of a desperate need to save lives, but some question whether their value remains.
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Go deeper: How air ambulances got so expensive Air ambulances are expensive and most likely out of network Emergency room visits create financial disruptions for patients
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At my hospital, which started operating its mobile stroke unit in 2016, patients treated in these specialized ambulances receive T.P.A. more than 30 minutes sooner than those transported by traditional ambulances.
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Babies are regularly born in ambulances before they can reach a hospital, and adults drive themselves bleeding to the hospital when the three available ambulances get swamped with calls, emergency responders say.
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The footage shows people gesturing toward ambulances departing the scene.
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That day, the ambulances hit green lights all the way.
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The officials have conscripted buses, cars, ambulances and police trucks.
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Ambulances have to transport patients farther than they did before.
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Problem: Ambulances are very binary — there is no middle ground.
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Ambulances ferried away the wounded as police cordoned off streets.
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"There aren't enough ambulances or body bags," Mohamed Abassi said.
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Two ambulances waited to the side and warplanes flew overhead.
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But it's less clear what will happen with ground ambulances.
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She said she saw dozens of police cars and ambulances.
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Behind them are Palestinian ambulances, waiting for the next casualties.
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Ambulances were also on the scene as injuries were reported.
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Authorities cordoned off the site, dispatching ambulances and police trucks.
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Motorcycle ambulances race the injured away from the front line.
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He said ambulances were initially blocked from entering the area.
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The ambulances and medical services are provided free to patients.
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The injured were being carried on stretchers into waiting ambulances.
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Air ambulances never self-deploy – they go only when called.
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Medications in the ambulances were expired and supplies were depleted.
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Ambulances struggled to reach the scene, hemmed in by buildings.
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Today, police cars, ambulances, and buses sometimes get special treatment.
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Ambulances arrived at the festival grounds quickly, but were overwhelmed.
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"Two minutes later it was commotion with ambulances," he said.
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There's also a helicopter deck for air ambulances to land.
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Two ambulances awaited their arrival and transported them to NSRH.
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Fleets of wailing ambulances were pulling up to the scene.
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He spoke of riding in ambulances and staying in hospitals.
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The residents in more delicate health traveled in specialty ambulances.
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Police vehicles and ambulances suddenly sped by the asphalt breakfast.
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Dozens of ambulances and fire trucks rushed to the site.
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The response included at least six ambulances and six firetrucks.
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Virtually the only vehicles on the roads were wailing ambulances.
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Ambulances are becoming a significant source of surprise medical bills.
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Ambulances are becoming a significant source of surprise medical bills.
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Seven ambulances have been damaged during the past four days.
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Multiple ambulances responded, and all restaurant patrons were evacuated, Williams said.
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As many as 30 ambulances were dispatched, the Health Ministry said.
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Helicopters and ambulances were used to evacuate them from the scene.
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Fire engines and ambulances were on the ground to meet them.
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Ambulances rushed to the scene and carried the wounded to hospitals.
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Promoters would have to hire 13, 14 ambulances at a party.
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A subsequent suicide bomber struck as security forces and ambulances arrived.
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Ambulances were unable to reach the scene because of the traffic.
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People were wounded, and several ambulances were dispatched to the area.
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Snipers' rifles cracked amid shouting and the blaring sirens of ambulances.
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Fire trucks, ambulances and emergency vehicles waited for us to land.
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More ambulances keep arriving, but few with emergency lights and sirens.
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Or consider Flare, which bills itself as an Uber for ambulances.
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And, in Kenya, an "Uber for ambulances" saves time and lives.
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The man swears as he urgently asks where the ambulances are.
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I've put them in the ambulances when they're gasping for air.
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It is also designed to report attacks on ambulances and patients.
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Lesvos had only two working ambulances to serve its 86,000 residents.
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Student actors were strapped to stretchers and loaded into waiting ambulances.
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"The reaction of the ambulances was slow and weak," he said.
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The scene was chaotic, filled with police cars, barricades, and ambulances.
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Others were being wheeled on gurneys toward ambulances and city buses.
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By 2018, there were more than 1,461 air ambulances in service.
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Field hospitals and ambulances ferrying the wounded have come under attack.
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He watched a convoy of ambulances and vans pull up below.
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The two passengers in need of medical care loaded onto ambulances.
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Details: There are 6743 types of air ambulances, airplanes and helicopters.
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"About a dozen ambulances came to transfer the victims to hospital."
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Lines of ambulances were waiting to take the rescued to hospitals.
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There's so few ambulances, it took me only a few hours.
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On July 1st the health department announced that the crews of 500-odd ambulances would be equipped with body-worn cameras, in a pilot study that could be expanded to all ambulances and even hospital wards.
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Sick people are also struggling to call ambulances because their phone lines don't work, and ambulances are having trouble traveling to hospitals because of the roadblocks and curfews, Shah reported, as did The New York Times.
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Local ambulances rushed in and carried away wounded to hospitals in Mogadishu.
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An extra 60 ambulances were deployed, as well as police and firefighters.
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Ambulances and firetrucks arrived on the scene within five minutes, Mati said.
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Outside, we said our goodbyes, as police cars and ambulances rolled up.
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Ambulances and special forces police were sent to the area, it added.
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Journalists at the scene said they saw children's ambulances on the riverbank.
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Doctors say people have died because ambulances have been delayed at checkpoints.
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He believes that faster, smaller ambulances would be helpful for rural people.
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Phalanxes of police stop and search everyone entering the building, including ambulances.
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Fire trucks, ambulances and emergency vehicles waited for us to land. Freaky.
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Ambulances arrive at Turkey's largest airport, Istanbul Ataturk, after two suicide blasts.
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A Reuters witness saw eight ambulances near the Sennaya Ploshchad metro station.
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Go deeper: More people are taking Ubers over ambulances to the hospital
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Multiple injuries are reported, and responders issue requests for ambulances and paramedics.
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Ambulances and fire trucks were called to the scene, the agency said.
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The road through the park filled with ambulances, fire trucks and pickups.
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Riding in ambulances and helping during emergencies piqued my interest in medicine.
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The police cordoned off the area as ambulances sped to the scene.
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Suppliers refused to provide drugs or repair ambulances because of unpaid bills.
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Ambulances arriving at some local hospitals were being checked by armed guards.
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Paramedics were loading ambulances, trucks and even golf carts with gunshot victims.
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"Maybe the ambulances are late," the child says, a few moments later.
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Ambulances stood by as longboarders careened down roads lined with hay bails.
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Farm machines, greenhouses and ambulances, meanwhile, are sitting idle without spare parts.
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"I spend a lot of time putting kids in ambulances," she said.
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Three ambulances were completely destroyed, so they worked with what they had.
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With no ambulances and no ventilators and no vaccines and no antibiotics.
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Ambulances respond to an average of eight to 10 assignments an hour.
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The babies are found in the bushes, ambulances go and collect them.
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Unfortunately, continued access to air ambulances across the country is under threat.
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Ambulances were caught in crossfire as they brought the wounded to Kabul.
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Along the way, the 11 Red Crescent ambulances separated from the convoy.
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Sirens wailed as ambulances rushed the injured to hospitals across the city.
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Ambulances soon arrived to take the wounded and the newly dead away.
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The agreement also covers air ambulances, which can generate very large bills.
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She tried to steer him to hospitals, into ambulances and toward help.
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All three of them had ambulances called on their behalf by bystanders.
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Go deeper: Air ambulances are expensive and most likely out of network
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Uber Health is not a replacement for emergency service vehicles including ambulances, despite recent attention paid to instances where patients have hailed Ubers while in need of urgent care because they're quicker to respond than ambulances in some cases.
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Some 70 ambulances arrived at the scene after the crash, local media said.
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Ambulances quickly arrived and witnesses saw three men being carried out on stretchers.
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With 83,000 ambulances in the US, RigPlenish is addressing a $1.3 billion market.
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Most of the ambulances on the scene had been imported during the epidemic.
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Seismic listening devices, ambulances, fire engines and hydraulic tools followed as funding increased.
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"We had patients that were delivered in cars ... rather than ambulances," Robertson said.
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As ambulances shuttled the injured to hospitals, lines formed at blood donation centers.
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Sirens of ambulances carrying casualties to hospitals wailed almost non-stop all day.
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Armed police sealed off the shopping street where half a dozen ambulances gathered.
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Several ambulances have been sent to the scene, the private NTV television reported.
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"Fire fighters and ambulances have been dispatched to the area," state TV reported.
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Fire trucks or ambulances can be requested as well, via text or voice.
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The area was filled with ambulances after the blast, shopkeeper Mohamed Osman said.
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As small explosions erupted, medics were seen carrying the injured to nearby ambulances.
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But Consolata's district, with a population of 500,000 people, has only three ambulances.
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"We had patients that were delivered in cars ... rather than ambulances," Robertson said.
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While, multiple ambulances could be seen in the vicinity of the industrial estate.
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Ambulances were tied up rescuing flood victims, and there was a midnight curfew.
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The parking lot soon filled with ambulances, trucks, vans and even school buses.
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He warned members not to grow accustomed to attacks on hospitals and ambulances.
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There are few evidence-based guidelines about what appropriate use for air ambulances.
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Firefighters now respond to many medical calls, and get there quicker than ambulances.
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They don't take ambulances away from humans; they use empty ones for dogs.
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Multiple police cars and ambulances surrounded the mall as authorities conducted several searches.
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Faulty phone lines have also prevented sick people from calling ambulances, reports say.
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When Watschke arrived home, she found her street filled with ambulances and paramedics.
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For air ambulances, the patient's cost could easily be $30,000 or even $100,000.
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Caitlin Cannizzaro, another former employee, said that even starting the ambulances became tough.
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Two groups were firing at ambulances to deter them, said Mohamed, a witness.
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The streets were packed with police cars and ambulances, some blocking the roads.
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They are breaking bones, being knocked unconscious and being taken away in ambulances.
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There was an insane amount of fire trucks and ambulances heading towards us.
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The 18-person team traveled in specialized neonatal pediatric critical care transport ambulances.
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Workers are breaking bones, being knocked unconscious and being taken away in ambulances.
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Doctors joined in the anger, yelling for blood, for more ambulances, for medicine.
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But when he heard ambulances and police sirens, he knew something was wrong.
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Donors provided four ambulances, numerous motorcycles and megaphones, and thousands of bleach tablets.
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Not mentioned, however, was that many of the ambulances had already broken down.
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Ambulances with paramedics could transport sicker COVID-19 patients to hospital emergency rooms.
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Action Park eventually bought the town new ambulances to handle trips to hospitals.
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Dispatchers manage ambulances from the call center with an algorithmically driven computer program.
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" -- Former top supporters of Cory Booker accused Pete Buttigieg's campaign of "chasing ambulances.
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But Duhok had given him a 50 kilowatt electricity generator, ambulances and medicine.
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A medical worker smokes between ambulances during the arrival of evacuees in Kharkiv.
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At MGH, it was a quiet evening until ambulances arrived, one after another.
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More than 10 ambulances were also hit over the four days, it said.
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You can make him flip ambulances and throw other giants through cage walls.
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Demonstrators affected by the tear gas were taken away in ambulances and cars.
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I reached 110th Street and wound up sandwiched between two Fire Department ambulances.
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"The students allowed ambulances to go through but stopped V.I.P. cars," he explained.
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It's not uncommon to hear air ambulances flying above the community, said Hookimaw-Witt.
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When the ambulances came to take people away - they would never see them again.
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If a collision is detected, for example, it will automatically contact police and ambulances.
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Three ambulances, followed by police escorts, took the victims to the Atlanta Medical Center.
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Footage shot by Kerch FM show victims hurriedly being taken out into waiting ambulances.
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Firefighters, ambulances, emergency medical technicians and every Police Department patrol officer now carry naloxone.
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Twenty minutes later, even the ambulances on standby were driving away — this time, empty.
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Other images from the scene showed people running and ambulances driving in the area.
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Air ambulances have filled that gap, growing dramatically just in the past few years.
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The attack cripples hospitals, causing ambulances to be diverted and operations to be cancelled.
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Gunfire was also heard after explosion, while ambulances rushed to the area, officials said.
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People living in poorer neighborhoods do wait longer for ambulances, a new study finds.
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The new ambulances are expected to hit the roads at the end of 2017.
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Ambulances and rescue teams were dispatched to the scene near the city of Azadshahr.
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He helped to carry others to ambulances in front of the church, he said.
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Ambulances lined up at the accident site to ferry the injured to local hospitals.
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The patients were transported by negative pressure isolation ambulances, according to the China Daily.
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Ambulances and police were on the scene in Barrow-in-Furness in northwestern England.
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Three air ambulances are expected to return to Monroe County from Alabama on Tuesday.
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Ambulances rushed to the scene, ferrying away the wounded as police cordoned off streets.
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Whistles sounded as ambulances drove up to the site in expectation of more bodies.
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In his area of Missouri, over 85 percent of ambulances respond within nine minutes.
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Armed police sealed off the shopping street where half a dozen ambulances had gathered.
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A hospital evacuation involved every kind of vehicle -- ambulances, police cars, buses, personal cars.
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Patients arrived in trucks and cars, and on foot, as well as in ambulances.
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"People get sick from time to time and there are ambulances," Mr. Derisca said.
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Ambulances and other emergency vehicles in the city were out of fuel, he said.
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Victims were being taken away in ambulances, according to TT, another Swedish news outlet.
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Rural/Metro also must tell the county if three or fewer ambulances are available.
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The next thing Ms. Abreu remembered, she was facing emergency responders near the ambulances.
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Lonmin was handing over a fleet of ambulances it has bought for the communities.
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I have not seen many medic stations, but I have seen ambulances and hospitals.
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It's seeing the amount of ambulances in front of hospitals if you pass them.
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Emergency responders were seen performing CPR on them as they were placed into ambulances.
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A fleet of ambulances rushed to the crash site, about two hours from Quito.
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One of Mr. Khan's Afghanistan teammates, Karim Sadiq, carried the wounded to makeshift ambulances.
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Another loves ambulances and would, perhaps, be a wonderful EMT or ambulance driver someday.
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Both visitors were flown to the park's El Capitan Meadow, where ambulances met them.
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Several ambulances, security teams and search and rescue personnel were sent to the area.
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Hordes of people [were] coming with their faces covered, ambulances rushing towards the port.
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Their ambulances are rusty Soviet-made off-road vehicles that look like Volkswagen buses.
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Other residents had complained that there were not enough ambulances to transport the injured.
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Hundreds of grief-stricken people stood in shock as ambulances took away the bodies.
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Hundreds of grief-stricken people stood in shock as ambulances took away the bodies.
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She said she saw four people put on gurneys and taken away by ambulances.
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Ambulances were prevented from entering the area, causing deaths that could have been avoided.
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He said sectors concerned included heavy goods traffic, public transport, ambulances and rubbish collectors.
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Even just getting the number of government ambulances that are working was really complicated.
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And with my enormous deductible, I avoided emergency rooms and ambulances at all costs.
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"They're like ghost ambulances," says Jean-Pierre Guiteau, the head of the Haitian Red Cross.
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According to a BBC report, Ghana's population of 29 million has only 55 working ambulances.
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It included army personnel with automatic weapons and at least seven armored vehicles and ambulances.
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Ambulances rushed to the scene following the sound of the explosion, a Reuters witness said.
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The wounded are delivered, patched up quickly and loaded into ambulances for transport to hospitals.
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Video taken from the scene appeared to show students on stretchers and showed multiple ambulances.
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TV advertisements show them in action in hospital wards and ambulances, and on home visits.
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Those include 20 urban rescue teams, seven swift-water rescue teams and nearly 300 ambulances.
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Some protesters were on their knees choking as ambulances raced to take away the injured.
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Health Ministry spokesman Malek Merset posted photos of migrants being taken in ambulances to hospitals.
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Ambulances raced to carry the wounded to hospitals, which sent out urgent appeals for blood.
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Go deeper: Holy crap, air ambulances are expensive Private equity's thirst for health care providers
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Roads around Holyroodhouse were closed off this morning, with ambulances and fire trucks sitting outside.
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"There&aposs a lot of people here that need ambulances," the woman tells the dispatcher.
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A batch of 50 coronavirus-infected people was brought in by negative pressure isolation ambulances.
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He said that six ambulances had been parked outside the temple complex as a precaution.
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A Reuters witness saw police firing stun grenades at protesters, clearing the way for ambulances.
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We're told no one was arrested, and no ambulances were dispatched -- but watch the video.
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Between 2015 and 2017, ambulances were called 115 times to Amazon's warehouse in Rugeley, Staffordshire.
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Towns use this extra income to pay teacher salaries, fix roads and buy new ambulances.
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It provides ambulances, night vision devices, communications equipment, counterbattery radar, navy ships—and finally, weapons.
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The golden hour Air ambulances remain lifesavers, especially for patients who need critical care fast.
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By the end of the evening, 27 TransCare ambulances had been pulled from the street.
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Dr. Chen's neighbors suggested that the community needed its own ambulances, and Mr. Rapisarda agreed.
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They work on ambulances, respond to 911 calls, and provide on-the-scene medical care.
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In a third, county officials time and again received a dreaded alert: no available ambulances.
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Only a monster targets civilians and ensures there are no ambulances to transfer the wounded.
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The broadcaster said a dozen ambulances and two helicopters had been sent to the scene.
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Emergency services began to converge on the financial district: helicopters, ambulances, a police tactical team.
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After the crash, ambulances with screaming sirens rushed in and out of the airport gates.
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It was 40 minutes before ambulances arrived to evacuate many of the wounded, he said.
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Scores of police cars, marked and unmarked, filled the neighborhood, along with firetrucks and ambulances.
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They're more spacious than ambulances and helicopters, and can smoothly accelerate and decelerate, limiting jostling.
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Some face expensive, unexpected medical bills due to emergencies that require ambulances or hospital stays.
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Emergency services such as fire trucks and ambulances are also impeded by the increased congestion.
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Ambulances and helicopters are standing by to transport them to a hospital for medical treatment.
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The booms of fireworks ricocheted off skyscrapers and ambulances screamed by, ferrying off the wounded.
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The number of injured people overwhelmed local authorities, who ran out of ambulances, he said.
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"There were dozens of ambulances and rescue vehicles, including helicopters, on the scene," he said.
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Sedgwick County Emergency Medical Services sent three ambulances to the scene to assist the injured.
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ABC affiliate WJLA-TV showed ambulances carrying victims from the scene of the first shooting.
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Although they sent aid and ambulances from Turkey into Syria, they rarely coördinated their efforts.
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"Workers are breaking bones, being knocked unconscious and being taken away in ambulances," he added.
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Congress has shown little appetite to include ambulances in a federal law restricting surprise billing.
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Congress has shown little appetite to include ambulances in a federal law restricting surprise billing.
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I saw three police pickup trucks full of bodies taken away, before even ambulances arrived.
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Your jumping into a police car, or traveling behind ambulances that go to crime scenes.
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Police, ambulances, Red Cross workers, fire trucks and a fork lift were on the scene.
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But right now only ambulances and a limited number of refugees are allowed to cross.
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Police increasingly seize vehicles, including school buses, ambulances, and delivery trucks, gerryrigged to carry stolen fuel.
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ET on Saturday, multiple ambulances were stuck in heavy snow at various locations throughout the city.
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Fire trucks, ambulances, and the police swooped in before Wolfe could explain that she was fine.
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Early patients were thrown out of hospitals, ignored by ambulances and locked out of their homes.
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Ambulances were subjected to heavy gunfire as they attempted to reach the wounded, the sources said.
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The only movement was of ambulances, riot control vehicles and locals ferrying the sick to hospitals.
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"We are still evaluating, but earlier 15 ambulances have been conveying victims to hospitals," he said.
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Residents of the rural area said they had seen some survivors being taken away in ambulances.
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It would also provide for training, maintenance, new cars, ambulances and buses, communications equipment and clothing.
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The other side: Air ambulances say that the government reimburses below the cost of the service.
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He called 911, but took off as soon as the ambulances arrived — with Katie's jewelry box.
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The Edhi Foundation runs a vast fleet of ambulances, orphanages and medical clinics across the country.
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Stimson faced terrorism charges even though he had not been a combatant but instead drove ambulances.
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Some of the victims drove themselves to hospitals while others were transported by ambulances, police said.
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It had to cancel routine appointments and ambulances were being diverted to neighboring hospitals, Barts said.
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Some held up simple cardboard signs begging for aid as ambulances and other vehicles raced by.
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Well-dressed men and women are awash in the glowing lights of ambulances and police cars.
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When ambulances arrived, they transported Danley from the scene, but she eventually succumbed to her injuries.
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More than 600 pregnant women were shifted into safe locations, with nearly 500 ambulances on standby.
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Last month officials in Washington, DC proposed having Uber respond to some 210 calls for ambulances.
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At least two military vehicles caught fire and dozens of ambulances were sent to the scene.
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He returned to the hospital to find patients pouring out of ambulances, taxis and private vehicles.
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From the city's perspective, this saved some of the expense of running a fleet of ambulances.
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Now Mr. Rapisarda has three ambulances emblazoned with English and Chinese characters traveling around the city.
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But the floor of all three ambulances and a door handle in one ambulance tested positive.
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The closed lanes caused gridlock in the town, stymying ambulances, commuters and schoolchildren for four days.
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They faced Avenue of the Americas, which "was like a highway for ambulances," Ms. Arakelova said.
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There were 15 ambulances at the site of the derailment, and more than 40 firefighters responded.
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Ambulances raced along windy roads clogged with traffic and rubble as rescue teams searched for survivors.
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Police cars, ambulances, fire trucks, and search-and-rescue teams are sharing photos of their equipment.
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Because phones don't work, locals are also unable to call ambulances when they're sick, Shah said.
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Ambulances were sent to the crash site near Father Crowley Overlook, said park spokesman Patrick Taylor.
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The train line is shut down, and ambulances are at the station to treat the wounded.
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The ambulances talk about the Golden Minute, you go in, everyone's like, Okay, there's a protocol.
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A new veterinary surgery has been built on site, while specialist horse ambulances have been acquired.
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We're told there are 9 fire trucks, at least 25 personnel and 12 ambulances on standby.
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Moments later, dozens of police cars, ambulances and fire trucks swarmed her street, Ms. May said.
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With no car and limited funds, the family relied on Edhi ambulances' low-cost transportation services.
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People were passed out outside of clubs, ambulances were coming, people were actually shitting their pants.
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Two ambulances arrived, and one of them took Smith to a black hospital, where she died.
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The children had mostly vanished, their jubilant cries replaced by the frequent annoying sirens of ambulances.
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Response times are longer than they could otherwise be if ambulances were used only when needed.
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Ambulances and stretchers bustled back and forth at the hospital to deliver the wounded for treatment.
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Ambulances and fire trucks responded to the scene, and the injured were taken to a hospital.
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"Outside the theater, many firetrucks, ambulances and police cars blocked the entire 44th Street," he said.
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First to go were 25 wounded fighters in ambulances, followed by busloads of fighters and others.
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Hadi climbed behind the wheel and headed toward Gogjali, where the 16th Division kept its ambulances.
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We look for signs of smoke rising, or the direction in which the ambulances are headed.
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And when the chaos began, the officer in charge called for more security rather than ambulances.
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It provides ambulances, night vision devices, communications equipment, counter- battery radar, navy ships—and finally, weapons.
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Abdikadir Abdirahman, director of Amin ambulances, had earlier said 22 people were injured in the blast.
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Did you know a lot about for-profit ambulances in Mexico before you met the Ochoas?
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Doctors and activists on the ground say medical facilities -- and even ambulances -- are being deliberately hit.
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She called 911, tried to flag down police cars and ambulances, seeking intervention when reason failed.
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I can remember virtually every night for weeks, there would be a long line of ambulances.
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When air ambulances arrived, there were plans in place so they'd know exactly where to land.
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It will stop out-of-network billing from air ambulances, which are outrageously expensive (a median price of $39,000 in 2016) but not ground ambulances, even though half of all ambulance bills are out of network, far higher than the proportion for emergency rooms (19 percent).
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Police and ambulances were seen rushing in, according to another broadcaster, the privately owned Dogan news agency.
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Fire tenders were deployed at the hospital while ambulances were moving patients to other hospitals, officials said.
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It's not uncommon for ambulances and dramatic hospital visits to show up in promos for The Bachelorette.
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In addition, two ambulances were seen leaving the site with one boy believed to be in each.
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You saw ambulances coming in with people but you didn t know if it was your kid.
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"We get 30 ambulances arriving each day," a local health official said, also declining to be named.
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CNN witnessed more than a dozen ambulances crossing the border, all with sirens blaring, ferrying patients across.
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Al-Ikhbariya TV said 10 ambulances carrying a number of people in critical condition left the villages.
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"The tuk-tuks are like ambulances, but smaller and going fast," said Ahmed Moyed, a volunteer doctor.
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About 10 were taken to hospital by ambulances, the others were taken by friends and family members.
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Istiklal Avenue in central Istanbul was sealed off, and many ambulances and security forces attended the scene.
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Martin said the militants were regularly using municipal facilities for military means, including transporting weapons in ambulances.
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The Turkish Red Crescent official said none of the organization's ambulances were taking part in the evacuation.
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But, little did they know, a slew of rescue teams and ambulances were waiting for them outside.
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Ambulances rushed to the scene, about 65 km (40 miles) north of Diyarbakir, the region's biggest city.
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The area has been surrounded by government forces and dozens of ambulances have rushed to the scene.
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Levi Baker took a chain saw to help clear a path for ambulances and other emergency vehicles.
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There were scattered police cars, fire trucks, and ambulances along the street of the pop-up location.
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The answer lies in Congress fixing the insurance reimbursement – not by instituting state regulation of air ambulances.
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Ambulances, police cars, garbage trucks and lorries delivering food are the only vehicles allowed through the barriers.
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Throughout the night, critically ill babies were bundled up, placed in incubators and then put in ambulances.
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An armored police vehicle was on the scene along with ambulances and dozens of law enforcement vehicles.
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The clashes lasted two hours, heavy guns, mortar shells, ambulances taking soldiers to Tishreen Military Hospital nearby.
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In Aleppo alone in the last month, hospitals have been hit 13 times and ambulances eight times.
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Witnesses described ambulances racing to evacuate the wounded, as troops surrounded the area to keep onlookers away.
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Osama, who didn't want his last name used, drove one of the first ambulances to the scene.
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After the ambulances departed, people stepped over yellow and blue police caution tape and the party continued.
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But as they traveled, she and her colleagues learned that one of the ambulances was on fire.
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Authorities say 305 people, including 27 children, died as gunmen even attacked ambulances arriving on the scene.
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The organization posted footage of some of the injured boarding ambulances on Thursday morning ahead of evacuation.
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Emergency services flooded the area soon after the explosion, with 60 ambulances and 400 police officers deployed.
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But I do live in New York and I'm used to sleeping through car alarms and ambulances.
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Ultimately, fire department and private ambulances transported 200 patients to hospitals, according to estimates by fire officials.
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Ambulances come and go, taking elderly patients who have fallen ill to the hospital two miles away.
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Dozens were seen tussling with police, yelling and demanding ambulances be called, live footage through Facebook showed.
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When the first call was 20 people shot, "We said, okay, we're sending 30 ambulances," Schilling recalled.
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If a resident decides to drive, it costs the city $9.20 in services like policing and ambulances.
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"It was surreal," said Dr. Cerruti, who arrived under the bridge in one of the first ambulances.
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But police were guarding the exit and entry points of the neighbourhoods, blocking ambulances from getting in.
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Ford has at least one advantage over rivals, though: Many police cars and ambulances are Ford vehicles.
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Witnesses described scenes of horror as ambulances rushed to treat the wounded and people fled in panic.
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A husband walked for miles with his wife's body slung over his shoulder because ambulances refused help.
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The use of helicopter ambulances declined by 14.3%, while the use of airplanes stayed about the same.
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Videos posted on social media showed police cars and ambulances crowding a street lined with residential homes.
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The airstrikes blocked the road on which the Islamic State convoy of buses and ambulances was traveling.
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Employees at businesses in the area heard a loud explosion and sirens from ambulances and police vehicles.
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Red Crescent ambulances have been attacked repeatedly as they rushed to help people hurt in the conflict.
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Emergency rooms, doctors' offices and ambulances were disrupted in Britain and communications were affected in other countries.
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Outside, tour buses — with drivers in sanitary masks — and some ambulances waited to accept the 206 passengers.
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Live pictures of chain-link fences and Mexican police units and ambulances filled the "Fox & Friends" screen.
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Police later allowed ambulances into the campus to transport injured people before investigating them for possible charges.
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The American Airlines flights — unlike the Emirates superjumbo jet, which was met with ambulances — were not quarantined.
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And when it has gotten attention, it's often been mistreated patients making a fuss about private ambulances.
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Several victims died in ambulances en route to receiving treatment, while another died later in Christchurch Hospital.
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Service vehicles including ambulances, police cars and those carrying essential goods will be except from the ban.
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Uber and Lyft, in particular, have conditioned people to use their services as a replacement for ambulances.
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Security force reinforcements, along with ambulances and fire engines, were sent to the area, the sources said.
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Like the other bills in Congress, it does not prohibit surprise billing for ground or air ambulances.
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The goal is to provide mobility through ambulances and medical care for those who have lost it.
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Reuss said that GM's hydrogen-powered cars will likely lean toward commercial applications, like delivery trucks or ambulances.
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The sounds of sirens from ambulances racing through the streets were heard by residents bracing for an escalation.
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The evacuations began with a convoy of 20 buses and 13 ambulances after previous attempts failed on Wednesday.
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But the operation ground to a halt when a truck clearing a route for ambulances came under fire.
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The man who found a calling jumping out of ambulances to save people's lives was suddenly the victim.
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Ambulances and police were on the scene at the BAE Systems shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness, northwestern England.
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Television footage showed police officers and ambulances at the scene, as emergency workers rushed to evacuate the wounded.
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Ambulances rushed to the scene and hospital sources said at least nine people were killed and 64 wounded.
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At least six people were airlifted to hospitals, Onsurez told KCRA, and ambulances transported seven others with injuries.
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The report added that 18 people were injured and more than 10 ambulances were deployed to the area.
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It's not just about hearts and livers being dropped into coolers and shoved into the back of ambulances.
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Ambulances rushed to the scene, ferrying away the wounded as police cordoned off streets, fearing a second attack.
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Belgian media is reporting ambulances are in the area and gurneys being brought out from the platform area.
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Ambulances were seen racing to the scene, as sounds of gunfire were heard in the area, they said.
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Doctors in white lab coats and EMTs maneuvered them into brightly colored air ambulances in the parking lot.
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More than a thousand people help keep the ambulances running and responding to emergencies 24 hours a day.
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Other equipment on the ambulances, such as heart monitors and blood pressure cuffs, tested negative for MRSA contamination.
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For most people in China, however, AI ambulances and robot doctors may need to wait a bit longer.
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A basic metric — how often ambulances are late — is often defined differently, if it is measured at all.
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A Cal Fire commander requested air ambulances to transport the injured prisoners to hospitals, according to the newspaper.
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Ambulances from al-Arish managed to reach the mosque only after security forces secured the road, he said.
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Ambulances raced dozens of ill workers off to a nearby hospital and the hazmat team returned to investigate.
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Before dawn, a swarm of police vehicles and ambulances on standby choked the streets of the TriBeCa neighborhood.
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The scene was cordoned off, and the injured were being carted away on gurneys and placed in ambulances.
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This unfolds in a silence interrupted only by the sirens of the ambulances and of the police cars.
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Abdikadir Abdirahman, director of Amin ambulances, complained the emergency service had been denied access to the blast sight.
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The ACA's list of required coverage features for health insurance plans — ambulances, maternity care, mental health services, etc.
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Italian news media showed images of dozens of ambulances outside the club and rescue workers tending to survivors.
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Ambulances raced to the scene during a lull in the shooting, a witness who lives nearby told Reuters.
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"Ambulances, medics and two medevac helicopters responded to the scene for reported injuries," another local media report said.
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It operates air ambulances too and is helping the government in its anti-coronavirus program, transporting medical supplies.
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The Ministry of Defense, she added, recently decided to buy 100 more ambulances from Mr. Gladkovskyi's auto company.
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I saw dead bodies and wounded people, who were being taken to hospitals by policemen and Kabul ambulances.
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Neighbors said they had no idea anything was amiss until police cars and ambulances screeched onto their corner.
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The 911 dispatch center, in a nearby trailer, was quiet, and so were the ambulances and fire trucks.
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Thanks to the police and ambulances' flashing lights, drivers are conditioned to see flashes as something worth noticing.
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And in the confusion and chaos of the streets, ambulances had difficulty making their way through the crowds.
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Six hospitals with 55 ambulances employ over 2,000 Syrian and Turkish personnel in liberated areas in northwestern Syria.
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By Monday evening, Chinese state media were reporting that ambulances had begun transporting patients to the new hospital.
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Further, many patients drove themselves to the hospital, and they might have seen even bigger delays than ambulances.
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"We've seen ISIS use protective sites like hospitals and mosques, seen them drive in ambulances," the colonel said.
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A flurry of yellow ambulances and police cars with loud sirens and blinking lights also flooded the street.
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The injured were taken to hospital, said Abdikadir Abdirahman, director of Amin Ambulances emergency service that transported them.
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"How many hospitals, homes, ambulances can be bought with 'Sorry, we made a mistake'?" tweeted Laiza Galvão (@LaizaGalvao).
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Some firefighters called for ambulances for the three victims in the entrance hall while others stepped around them.
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During the recent violence in Cizre, people couldn't even get to ambulances or hospitals because of the curfews.
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We all turned left and I ended up next to one of the ambulances at a red light.
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Especially if they would recover a fireman or policeman's body, there would be a long motorcade of ambulances.
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Ambulances ferried about 2,000 from remote areas to health facilities so they could access care during the storm.
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As the children were treated and rushed to ambulances, dented musical instruments and debris were scattered on the street.
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The Oakland Fire Department said "multiple pedestrians hit by train," in a tweet and that two ambulances were requested.
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Witnesses said there were bodies lying at the scene on Thursday morning as ambulances came to take them away.
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But every day it's anxiety-provoking when we see the ambulances line up on the side of the ship.
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Americans living in poorer neighborhoods wait longer for ambulances than those in wealthier areas, according to a new study.
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There's all kinds of stuff that's noise in your background — ambulances going by, fire trucks, trains and construction noise.
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The Belgian national day parade in Brussels includes troops but also police officers, ambulances, postmen and telephone company vans.
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Many times ambulances go out and find they are not needed, which comes at a huge expense to hospitals.
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The ambulances ran back and forth all night and helicopters were taking off all night long off the promenade.
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Video of the aftermath shows hundreds of people in the darkened street as rescue workers lift victims into ambulances.
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There's a landline with numbers for emergency maintenance, ambulances, and an e-vet, and that's all we really need.
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"The invaders had to bring three helicopter ambulances to protect their forces," Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said in statement.
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Scores of ambulances are called out to jails each month to pick up prisoners who have overdosed on Spice.
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There's a scatter of debris, police cars parked at hurried angles, and two ambulances sitting in a nearby forecourt.
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Firefighters came in 10 ambulances, decontaminated the victims and transported them to nine different local hospitals, fire officials said.
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"There were many ambulances, people trying to evacuate the area, I saw many body parts (of) children," he said.
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At least two children were killed and ambulances ferried scores of injured people to Turkey for treatment, he said.
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In contrast, only 224 traditional ambulances exist between the two districts, which have a combined population of 240 million.
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"Police and ambulances couldn't get through because of traffic gridlock in the city," It was "entirely distressing," she said.
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That already has forced Athens to ask for emergency financing and supplies, including tents, blankets, sleeping bags and ambulances.
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Routes into the city must remain open so that food and fuel for ambulances and hospitals can reach us.
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Researchers tested nine oxygen tanks carried by three ambulances based at an emergency medical services (EMS) station in Alabama.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — They are getting used to fewer explosions, and to fewer ambulances racing through their war-ravaged cities.
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As such, WHO partnered with Iraqi health directorates to establish static/mobile medical clinics and ambulances for patient transfers.
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Sick people are also struggling to call ambulances, which are in turn having trouble traveling to hospitals, Shah said.
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But ambulances are not included in that legislation because those services are typically run by local and municipal governments.
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Private television networks broadcast images of rescue workers and ambulances rushing to the park and ferrying victims to hospitals.
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Additional reports indicated the ambulances themselves came under fire at one point as they attempted to leave the city.
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The Edhi Foundation has around 303 ambulances in Karachi, out of a fleet of more than 1,500 across Pakistan.
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My friend stabbed me with an EpiPen and someone from public safety drove me because ambulances are very expensive.
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Ambulances carrying three people seriously injured in the attack pulled into Cairo's Sheikh Zayed Specialized Hospital on Friday evening.
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Lobbyists for hospitals, physician staffing firms and air ambulances apparently helped ensure it stayed out of the final version.
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"But then, all of a sudden, shortly after nine, police cars and other ambulances are showing up like crazy."
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Pro-Hezbollah news agencies said the 26 wounded on the ambulances had been taken east to Deir al-Zour.
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There it transferred to buses and ambulances reportedly sent by the Islamic State and then headed east Tuesday morning.
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Those programs helped establish emergency medical task forces that have dispatched ambulances, personnel and equipment from across the state.
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Residents and rescue works swarmed the area, offering first aid and taking the injured away in ambulances and cars.
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About halfway there, I saw a phalanx of fire trucks and ambulances traveling in the direction of my building.
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One suicide attack in January carried out in vehicles disguised as ambulances, killed more than 100 people in Kabul.
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It includes items much sought-after on the battle front, like body armor, night-vision goggles and armored ambulances.
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Alimamy Zachariah Barrie, a resident of Kaningo, said more than 15 ambulances were on hand to transport the dead.
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Ambulances took Stiles and his daughter to Providence Seaside Hospital, where the girl was pronounced dead, the release said.
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Emergency services sent ambulances and firefighters to the scene, which was secured by late Wednesday and the base reopened.
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" Much of the city's emergency health care, the note continues, is handled by "a loose system of private ambulances.
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Convoys of ambulances and buses began on Thursday to bring about 3,000 civilians and fighters out of eastern Aleppo.
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War planes could still be heard over Benghazi on Wednesday morning, and ambulances ferrying casualties raced through the streets.
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TV footage taken in the mainland town of Whakatane showed people injured by the eruption being loaded into ambulances.
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Militiamen loyal to the Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr were seen evacuating bodies in their trucks before ambulances arrived.
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She represents a rural area, where ambulances may take longer to arrive on the scene of a medical emergency.
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Second, these patients often divert scant resources such as ambulances and beds from others who have acute medical needs.
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There was no time to gather ambulances to evacuate the 67 admitted patients as staff had trained to do.
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Rescue helicopters and ambulances took the most seriously injured to nearby hospitals, while others were treated at the scene.
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Many were dusty and dazed toddlers who were slung over the shoulders of workers and carried to waiting ambulances.
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"NEW POLICY: We are sick of calling ambulances, so we'll be searching for GHB at the door," it read.
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First, cities already have many sets of data coming from utilities, public transport, ambulances, residence complaints, traffic cameras and more.
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"All of our tires exploded and there was a hundred different ambulances there and it was on CNN," he said.
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Four ambulances and a convoy of other vehicles arrived at the cave site Tuesday morning as rains hit the region.
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The evacuation began with ambulances ferrying out the sick to a government checkpoint, before around 121 buses departed the villages.
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In the following two days, protesters torched cars, damaged ambulances and burned tires as the violence spread across the country.
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Larry Coben, a passenger on the flight, tweeted a photo of the plane being met by ambulances and police vehicles.
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The symbol appears in the game as a five-pixel red cross on the hood of ambulances and health packs.
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O for about $2.30 billion, adding heft to its business that provides services including primary and urgent care in ambulances.
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In Shejaiya, one of five main gathering points for the protesters, ambulances and stretchers came and went throughout the day.
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Although the power was out and there was no gas, it was thick with pickups, police, ambulances, and military vehicles.
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Acknowledgment of a postfight headache would be cause enough to summon one of the two ambulances parked beside the Garden.
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Over the last three years, says Michael Rix, a GMB adviser, ambulances were called about 600 times to Amazon warehouses.
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They worked around the county, applying for tribal and federal funds to train volunteers, pay for ambulances, and build infrastructure.
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Private equity firms don't just own physician firms and air ambulances that would be most affected by eradicating surprise bills.
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A convoy of Red Crescent ambulances arrived early Friday at the city, which is just southwest of Syria's capital, Damascus.
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After the fall, Richardson initially declined ambulances, but she was taken to a hospital in Montreal when her health declined.
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After every bomb blast or disaster, the red and white fleet of Edhi ambulances whisked away the injured and dead.
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Bursts of gunfire could be heard in video footage posted to Twitter, and ambulances were seen speeding to the scene.
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A small fleet of ambulances and first responders rushed to the crash site about two hours from Quito before dawn.
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Health Minister Harsh Vardhan has sent special teams of pediatricians and paramedics to Bihar, and also made 10 ambulances available.
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An official in an Aleppo rebel group had earlier said Turkish Red Crescent ambulances were taking part in the evacuation.
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"There&aposs a lot of people here who need ambulances, people shot at everywhere," she says before starting to sob.
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Not every truck is the same, after all — some are ambulances, for example, and you better make space for those.
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Rescuers sifted through the wreckage in search of survivors, while backhoes cleared the debris and ambulances drove away the injured.
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Yildirim inaugurated a medical camp at Balukhali, sponsored by Turkey, and handed over two ambulances to Cox's Bazar district administration.
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Workers at Tesla's California car factory have been passing out and requiring rides in ambulances, the Guardian newspaper reported Thursday.
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"Now the area is completely closed with police cars going one way and ambulances going the other," he told Reuters.
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Officials at Kabul's Emergency Hospital said 30 ambulances had rushed to the scene and over 40 people were critically wounded.
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As ambulances and security officers arrived at the scene, a second bomb exploded about 10 minutes later across the street.
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Unsatisfied with the death toll, the jets tracked the ambulances carrying the wounded to another field hospital three miles north.
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"The ones that weren't injured that bad, but had gunshot wounds, we were carrying them to the ambulances," Williams said.
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Police quickly evacuated the area and ambulances, firefighters and helicopters rushed to the scene to aid those who were injured.
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As I was thinking about this, I noticed that the highway had filled with police cars, ambulances, and fire trucks.
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This was not a strike or a job action, and the people calling from the ambulances were not city employees.
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Ambulances normally leave a scene within 10 minutes if a victim's wounds are as severe as those in this incident.
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And he played a sick indigent man to try to prove ambulances don't pick you up if you can't pay.
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Messages spilling across the screen appeared to direct nearby ambulances where to go following calls to the 251 emergency services.
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Trujillo and coworkers stopped and used to a belt to stop the bleeding and tended to him until ambulances arrived.
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Or at least we will be later, when their song "Ambulances" is spun around on John's Beats One radio show.
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Without a strong public component and a health system overhaul, these rideshare companies could go the way of private ambulances.
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Athens has asked for tents, blankets, sleeping bags, transport vehicles and ambulances among other supplies, a government official told Reuters.
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While his train was leaving the platform, he saw police vans and ambulances driving at high speed, their sirens wailing.
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Intermittent sirens from the ambulances lined up outside the hospital punctuated the sounds of Sondheim emanating from the rehearsal piano.
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Ambulances could not arrive, medicines ran out and oxygen tanks that ran on electricity were useless, several funeral directors said.
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Fox said that medical personnel in about 270 cities carry Xstat in their ambulances or employ it in trauma centers.
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There were plenty of ambulances at the scene and the race eventually resumed (41 of the 95 riders would finish).
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Is there a certain temperature that, one reached, makes it okay for people to start stealing ambulances in broad daylight?
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Ambulances were on standby to receive the next batch of boys who are expected to be plucked from the cave.
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It is not clear when ambulances arrived, and Christchurch Hospital reported receiving several wounded victims in cars driven by relatives.
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Waheed Majroh, a spokesman for the Afghan Health Ministry, said the ministry's ambulances had transferred 43 dead and 10 wounded.
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But we only rarely see expertise deployed in an indisputably heroic way, amid rerouted ambulances and disabled hospital telephone lines.
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The uptick has crowded emergency rooms across the state, forcing some hospitals to temporarily divert ambulances and hire more staff.
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Ambulances will be connected to emergency rooms sending your vital signs to waiting doctors well in advance of your arrival.
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In the month of May alone, their ambulances transferred more than 160 patients from Ghazni province to Kabul for surgery.
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The boat was met at the pier by ambulances and health officers, who whisked the sick to Brooklyn's Norwegian Hospital.
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Uber and Lyft can't disobey traffic laws the way ambulances can to speed people to a hospital in urgent situations.
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National guidelines require ambulances to take patients to the nearest suitable hospital for the nature of their illness or injury.
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Ambulances and fire engines often signal disaster, but their appearances at this annual event will be educational and even fun.
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Her father said in the video that she had bled so badly that two ambulances were called to the scene.
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The department already has a fleet of 11 drones to complement its fleet of 258 fire engines, ambulances and helicopters.
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Why it matters: Air ambulances are a frequent source of surprise medical bills, and often aren't covered by private insurance.
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At least nine ambulances loaded with stretchers and blue oxygen tanks waited by the mouth of the cave on Monday.
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Ambulances came to the scene during a lull in the shooting, a witness who lives near the hotel told CNN.
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Extra ambulances will be at the ready, and the state has opened its Emergency Coordination Center to handle the influx.
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Last night, a convoy of some 60 ambulances was rapidly heading toward the carnage when everyone else was running away.
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The family at its center, the Ochoas, own and operate one of the many private ambulances that serve Mexico City.
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On Twitter, he described looking out the window to see several ambulances, firetrucks and police vehicles converge on the plane.
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An armored police vehicle, ambulances and several fire trucks were at the facility, which is home to about 1,000 residents.
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Ambulances raced to the scene during a lull in the shooting, a witness who lives near the hotel told CNN.
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A few ambulances streaked by in the gathering dusk, leaving smudgy trails of red and blue lights in their wake.
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Video footage showed ambulances lining the streets of Lombok and many houses damaged with only parts of brick walls standing.
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Background: Air ambulances used to be owned and operated by hospitals, which sometimes took financial losses on their helicopter programs.
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Parked outside, a mud-caked, converted van was one of the only ambulances serving this violent stretch of the front.
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Within 10 minutes, the school was evacuated and eight ambulances arrived, the Perm region's Health Ministry said in a statement.
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"In certain parts of Italy, and especially in Liguria, highways are fundamental for ambulances," Anpas President Fabrizio Pregliasco told Reuters.
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In the chaotic moments that followed, guards and paramedics raced in and out of the courtroom, and ambulances sped away.
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You see a lot of ambulances that have foreign text on them, often from the US. One of the ambulances that they chase a lot is bright green and comes from the UK. It looks like it's really close quarters in that ambulance, and you were crammed in there shooting with them for years.
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Rev believes that demographic shifts in the growing elderly population in the U.S. could mean increased demand for buses and ambulances.
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Ambulances and helicopters were on standby Sunday at the cave site to take anyone rescued from the cave to a hospital.
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Researchers have found a way to manipulate smart street lights and potentially cause horrible traffic jams or block ambulances during emergencies.
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Dozens of ambulances took away the wounded, while some people loaded victims into their cars and drove them to the hospital.
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After the flight landed safely at JFK, many people were treated on site at the airport, and ambulances lined up outside.
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So some Swedish researchers ran some timed trials to see whether drones really could beat ambulances at the life-saving game.
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Ambulances were immediately called to treat the women who had allegedly been asked backstage by the DJs after watching their set.
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Armed guards stopped incoming vehicles to the hospital, including ambulances, to make sure none posed a threat to the medical facility.
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AMBULANCES DELAYED Tension had risen in Kashmir since Friday, when Indian officials warned of possible militant attacks by Pakistan-based groups.
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"If you brake harshly or drop your phone, we don't want to be sending ambulances left right and center," said Gerrits.
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None of Congress' proposals to rein in surprise medical bills address ambulances — which are expensive and often aren't covered by insurance.
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Uhart and a police officer helped carry Lambourne about 70 yards to a zone where ambulances and other victims were gathered.
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The pilot has landed them safely and no one has died and both of the patients are carted off into ambulances.
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Does this mean something's going down outside — namely, where ambulances end up, and more generally terrible things happen — the hospital proper?
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The revenue will help pay teacher salaries, fix local roads and buy new ambulances and even keep local citizens' taxes low.
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The agreements, Cox argued, are redundant because federal law requires that emergency rooms and ambulances care for any patient in need.
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A man reportedly drew swastikas and words "Nazi Pigs" on the side of five New York City ambulances over the weekend.
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Air ambulances fill the gap caused by these closures, transporting those in need to the nearest and most appropriate health facilities.
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One of the ambulances that was part of Ms. Power's motorcade was dispatched to transfer the boy to a nearby hospital.
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"Given the lack of available ambulances in India, police officers were rushing a lot of victims to the hospital," said Tewari.
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The 911 transcript reveals that emergency crews canceled ambulances after first-responders confirmed that the star was "DOA" – dead on arrival.
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"Bypass" refers to when a hospital stops taking new patients in its ER and redirects ambulances to other local trauma centers.
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They did not tell local officials, who were soon overwhelmed by traffic, with ambulances, school buses and commuters gridlocked for hours.
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Minutes later, Báez tweeted that ambulances and first aid teams were not allowed to attend to the wounded inside the church.
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Paramedics in New York had to covertly swipe medical supplies from a hospital to restock their depleted ambulances after emergency runs.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has dispatched a response team and two ambulances to Iraq, along with trauma and surgical kits.
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He said he saw police cruisers, fire trucks, ambulances, and SWAT teams rush to the area, as well as a helicopter.
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The injured were carried on stretchers and in ambulances to a nearby hospital, where families had gathered to wait for news.
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This affects not just Amirshahi's emergency department, but other hospital workers, medical specialists, and paramedics in ambulances all over the country.
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Citizens turned their private vehicles into ambulances, and others became on-the-spot medics, using metal crowd-control stanchions as stretchers.
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Number employed in the US: 15,380What they do, according to O*NET: Drive ambulances to transport sick, injured, or convalescent patients.
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Those include extra payments for rural hospitals, a higher payment rate for ambulances, and increased payment rates to certain Medicare doctors.
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Not long after government forces started their push, ambulances began rolling up outside the one semi-functioning hospital in the area.
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But rapid diagnostic tests, a new suppository drug and bicycle ambulances can buy enough time to get stricken children to hospitals.
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Public buses, garbage trucks and ambulances in disrepair remain out of service longer, or forever, for lack of imported spare parts.
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After Monday's attack, ambulances rushed from the scene carrying casualties to hospitals, and a road leading to the university was closed.
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In rural areas, where ambulances can take a relatively long time to arrive, the kiosks have taken on a lifesaving role.
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Hospitals use the term "on bypass" when they stop accepting ambulance runs and those ambulances are diverted to other trauma centers.
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Daniel Giraldo, owner of an Italian restaurant in Guatape, said he went to the reservoir after hearing the sound of ambulances.
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Doctors and patients said the crackdown has taken many lives, in part because people cannot easily access hospitals, medicine and ambulances.
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Elsewhere emergency workers used drills and mechanical diggers to clear the debris, while injured people were taken on stretchers to ambulances.
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"Watching it this time, my colleagues in Wuhan told me ambulances noises are nonstop, turns out we are the real Chernobyl..."
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A total of 3,353 children became ill, and at least 50 ambulances were sent to the schools, state news media said.
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Passengers took to counting ambulances lined up on the pier to guess how many new infections would be announced that day.
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But, as thousands gathered around the hospital on Tuesday, ambulances could not enter to take patients to bigger hospitals, said Anwar.
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On Saturday night ambulances rushed to the scene, people fled in panic, restaurants and hotels were evacuated, and helicopters flew overhead.
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Interior Minister Paula Romo told local Radio Quito that the detentions were for vandalism including the destruction of a dozen ambulances.
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Kentucky had required abortion clinics to maintain deals with ambulances and hospitals to transport and transfer women in case of complications.
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The company also says it has provided accommodations for more than 800 people, along with 40 ambulances and a rescue helicopter.
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Paramedics whisked groaning men in camouflage jackets from ambulances outside Al Razi hospital, where a 14-year-old boy wept quietly.
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Video from the hospital showed adults wailing in grief as children covered in blood were rushed from ambulances into the building.
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They've had to rush to help asthmatics without medicine and ambulances have seen an increase in respiratory problems in recent weeks.
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Pictures posted by the authority showed several wounded people in bloodstained civilian clothes lying on beds in ambulances or medical facilities.
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Several ambulances rushed to the airport as the plane landed, in a chaotic scene that Mr. Nikaj said he keeps replaying.
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Throughout the night, ambulances scream through the desert on their way to the hospital entrance here, disgorging the casualties of war.
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The track we're premiering below, "Caduceus," takes its name from the two-headed snake symbol found in hospitals and on ambulances.
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Television footage showed soldiers entering the campus as ambulances lined up outside the main gate and anxious parents consoled each other.
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Ambulances struggled to access the blast area because of police barriers set up to contain any violence by yellow vest protesters.
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ADEN, Yemen — Ambulances rushed to retrieve bodies and firemen extinguished clouds of black smoke that emerged from the obliterated buildings around us.
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The Saudi Red Crescent is supporting the ministry with 350 ambulances and four medivac helicopters, director Mohammed bin Abdullah al-Qassim said.
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And it is recalling 4,300 Ford Econoline vehicles from model years 2009 to 2016 which are used as ambulances or school buses.
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Based in Addis Ababa, Tebita now employs more than 67 permanent staff and has 13 ambulances, with six more on the way.
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It was attempting to clear a path for ambulances, according to Dr. Hamza al-Khateab, the manager of Aleppo's al-Quds hospital.
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But the SDF said Friday that Turkey's attacks have continued in Ras al-Ain and targeted medical workers, ambulances and medical points.
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Already, one oligarch had paid for a fleet of ambulances, and another had provided new apartments to the families of Ukrainian servicemen.
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Some of the injured soldiers were taken by helicopter to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva, and were wheeled into ambulances on stretchers.
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Government officials including President Miguel Diaz-Canel rushed to the site, along with a large number of emergency medical workers and ambulances.
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Somali forces cordoned off the area of the blasts, while ambulances transferred wounded to a nearby hospitals for medical treatment, Mohamed said.
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Amid fire engines, ambulances, and paramedics rushing about, the truck looms unusually large, with no logos or names on its black tarp.
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One lieutenant, Bruce Bradbury, started dragging students out and taking them to the hospital in his car because the ambulances were full.
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Government officials, including President Miguel Diaz-Canel, rushed to the site, along with a large number of emergency medical workers and ambulances.
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What they're saying: "Ground ambulances are arguably the screwiest market of any that comes up in this context," said Brooking's Loren Adler.
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Bike shop owner Mehvish Iqlaq said army helicopters and ambulances arrived and sealed off the area within 10 minutes of the crash.
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Health ministry spokesman Wahid Majroh said so far 43 bodies and 10 injured had been transported by ambulances from the attack site.
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The Brooklyn dancer guided cars, ambulances and pedestrians through a busy, three-way intersection near Lincoln Center on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
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Syria, torn by civil war since 2011, had the most attacks on hospitals, ambulances, patients and medical workers, accounting for 352 deaths.
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Firefighters and ambulances were rushed to the scene after some 50 people at one terminal complained of eye irritation and breathing difficulties.
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I have witnessed ambulances unable to access roads because of the volume of traffic and cars not pulled completely to the side.
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A bit to the south, in the seaside town of Southport, images on Twitter showed ambulances backed up outside the town's hospital.
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At least six fire trucks and several ambulances responded to the blast at the city's Atomic Junction near the University of Ghana.
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Rescue services parked their ambulances and fire trucks among the olive trees and set up a field hospital to treat the injured.
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They went down the street to see what had happened, but after seeing police and ambulances arriving, they decided that was unwise.
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Meanwhile, E.M.S. workers put injured people in neck and back braces and transferred them from the wrecks onto gurneys and into ambulances.
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In this eerily quiet, Neighborhood Watch suburbia, there are no signs of screaming ambulances or drug addicts getting hauled out of taxis.
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Dozens choked on the gas and were evacuated by ambulances and tuk tuks, or treated at makeshift medical centers in Tahrir Square.
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Medical officials said 30 Palestinians had been wounded, as ambulances streaked through abandoned streets and Israeli missiles landed, many in open areas.
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The police told us that we had to stay until the hospital called with information about the people the ambulances had taken.
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Over the years, Mr. Rapisarda's regular crews — 107 ambulances in all — found that they were frequently unable to speak with their patients.
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For another, the Abdusalamov team remained unaware of two ambulances at the arena that were available to take him to a hospital.
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Those who are able to find ambulances have also had their journeys to the hospital disrupted due to the roadblocks, he said.
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Cal Fire sent an additional eight ambulances, two medical helicopters and five medic engines to the prison in case of further injuries.
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The government dispatched 25 ambulances from the nearby town of Hub to the shrine, said Akbar Harifal, provincial home secretary for Baluchistan.
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Within hours, the village, an isolated place off the road to Merthyr Tydfil, was clogged with press trucks, ambulances, and earthmoving machinery.
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Government troops struck ISIS positions early Friday, sending the militant group's ambulances rushing to the scene to extricate the wounded and dead.
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Emergency rooms and ambulances aren't real marketplaces — consumers can't stop and shop for the best price in the middle of an emergency.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said that 13 ambulances and 503 buses had departed eastern Aleppo, the Guardian reported.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said that 13 ambulances and 20 buses had departed eastern Aleppo, the Guardian reported.
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About 20 ambulances rushed to the scene in the town of Hani, north of the provincial capital of Diyarbakir, the source said.
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The defense minister, Mr. Akar, says that the attack continued after Turkey contacted the Russians, and that even ambulances came under fire.
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For one, there were so many vehicles on the narrow roads leading to the cave that the ambulances could not get out.
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They filled the five ambulances within about 15 minutes, one with half a dozen patients, including one person in the front seat.
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University of Florida Health Shands Hospital sent ambulances and four helicopters to assist in rescue efforts, transporting patients out of Panhandle hospitals.
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The six wordless deaths feature real ambulances (earplugs were distributed) and rescue workers who struggle, to no avail, to save the victims.
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Edhi ambulances—small Suzuki Bolan minivans equipped with a single stretcher and oxygen canister—are not set up for pre-hospital care.
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He realized quickly that both ambulances were badly damaged, so he lifted the injured up, away from the crowd, awaiting back-up.
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He watched as rescue workers pulled people from the wreckage, strapped them to gurneys and rushed them to ambulances and a helicopter.
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Instead of photographs of bloody bodies in the street, we get photographs of ambulances, medical professionals, law enforcement, people ducking for cover.
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In contrast, ambulances take patients only to hospitals — and typically to the nearest one, whether the patient would prefer that or not.
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Patients' cost-sharing would vary based on their income, and insurers would pay into the program rather than covering air ambulances themselves.
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The computer systems of several major British hospital systems were shut down, forcing diversions of ambulances and the deferral of nonemergency surgeries.
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If we coddle drivers with airbags and padded dashboards, and have ambulances ready to rescue them, they'll never learn to drive responsibly.
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They include counterbattery radar systems, Humvee ambulances, night vision sights, Raven drones, bulletproof vests, modern medical equipment, and battlefield first aid kits.
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That facility was attacked in February by suicide bombers in ambulances who killed more than 100 people, many of them police officers.
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To get patients to properly equipped hospitals as quickly as possible, he developed the country's first statewide E.M.S. system, including helicopter ambulances.
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It was a bit like seeing a hospital administrator throw a tantrum outside the E.R., shaking his fist at all approaching ambulances.
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Mushtaq Minhas, information minister in Pakistan-held Kashmir, told reporters that rescuers were still using ambulances to transport the injured to hospitals.
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Airborne drones carrying defibrillators could help revive people stricken by cardiac arrests far more quickly than ambulances can, a new study finds.
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The growing use of home delivery, not to mention the efficiency of ambulances and fire services, all call for clearer house identification.
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Videos show the journey of buses and ambulances evacuating more than 8,000 people from the last rebel-held section of Aleppo, Syria.
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More than 1,700 search and rescue workers were deployed, Scott's office said, including seven swift-water rescue teams and nearly 300 ambulances.
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A video of the aftermath showed ambulances and police cars swarming around an intersection while someone yells, telling people to clear the area.
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After some were injured, ambulances were called to the scene and police officers arrived to break up the event, according to local reports.
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An official with road operator Rota do Oeste said protesters would let only passenger vehicles, ambulances and live or perishable cargo get through.
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When the father arrived at the school, he said he saw a number of students being taken away on stretchers and in ambulances.
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"The worst part of my job is watching people die in the ambulances," the 32-year-old says, interviewed in Gaziantep in Turkey.
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That's a measurable a calculated risk to have, similar to the kind you accept when you allow ambulances to drive through red lights.
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The Ventura County Fire Department confirmed that ambulances were called to the scene of a "mass casualty incident" at the Borderline Bar & Grill.
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Five cars carrying International Committee of the Red Cross flags drove ahead of the convoy, in which the ambulances carried Red Crescent flags.
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Ambulances took those injured to nearby hospitals, including a man who suffered a head injury and was in serious condition, according to CNN.
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Credit: Richard Heathcote/Getty ImagesHow dangerous is turbulence, actually, if dozens and dozens of people are being greeted by ambulances upon emergency touchdown?
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Drone footage shows convoys of busses and ambulances attempting to transport people out of the rebel-held area during a fragile cease-fire.
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"As they got more emergency units, more technicians, more ambulances to the scene, they continued all night, going in different directions," she says.
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Abdikadir Abdirahman, director of Amin ambulances, the city's sole rescue service, said three people had been killed, excluding the bomber, and one injured.
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Over 400 officers were deployed by the Greater Manchester Police, with 60 ambulances ferrying victims to eight different hospitals in the Manchester area.
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Overhead video footage from CNN affiliate WFLA showed a large police presence at the scene, as well as a SWAT vehicle and ambulances.
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In other news ... -- UK hospitals were crippled by a large-scale cyberattack that forced operations to be canceled and ambulances to be diverted.
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Various videos and images from the scene posted online showed ambulances rushing to the scene and injured protestors being carried away on stretchers.
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She needed to be relocated to a hospital in Shinyanga, but with still no ambulances available, they called another taxi through Vodafone's service.
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Washington, DC is considering utilizing drivers from Uber or similar services to help shift some of the lowest-priority calls away from ambulances.
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As the fire breached the city, more than 100 patients at the hospital were put into ambulances and buses before being airlifted out.
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With no ambulances or medics around, Nix grabbed the boy, got in his patrol car and drove to the Ocala Regional Medical Center.
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Sirens were wailing in the distance as ambulances rushed to nearby University Medical Center, less than a mile from her house, she said.
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He was only half joking; too many times, he had seen his own ambulances hit by airstrikes as they rushed to help people.
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Austin's Cook-Walden Funeral Home, whose ambulances were used to transport victims 50 years ago, provided funding for the Hill Country granite marker.
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The state-wide lockdown has prevented residents from going shopping for daily necessities, and ambulances from going to hospital as quickly as possible.
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In New York City, where TransCare had operated 27 ambulances, the fire department paid its own ambulance workers overtime to fill the void.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department sent 18 ambulances and 100 firefighters at the scene, "expecting the worst," during the standoff, the report said.
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Even if you improve the timing of the ambulances in these type of situations, it's too late—only one in 10 victims survive.
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The group has almost reached 4,000, Louw said — enough to start testing whether ambulances get there faster with the three-word address system.
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Patients are transported by our regional system,1 which also contributes to spreading the disease as its ambulances and personnel rapidly become vectors.
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Ambulances were seen still coming and going from the wedding palace an hour after the blast, which took place about 6:15 p.m.
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Air ambulances are instrumental in ensuring that the millions of Americans with brain injury have a chance of survival and a successful recovery.
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Even the ER entrance was very quiet—we were expecting a line of ambulances to get in, but there was almost no one.
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For example, workers will be protected from any surprise medical bills that come from air ambulances, according to another summary of the deal.
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Some hospitals are now using mobile stroke treatment units, or specialized ambulances dispatched when someone calls 911 with symptoms suggestive of a stroke.
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Fifty years ago, ambulances were simply a mode of transportation to the hospital, devoid of medical professionals capable of providing life-saving treatment.
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Mr. Murtaja shot video of injured men being rushed away on stretchers and in ambulances, and being treated in a makeshift field hospital.
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Turkey's Demiroren news agency broadcast video showing ambulances lined up beside the plane, with several personnel wearing white protective suits on the tarmac.
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Doctors said the resumption of cell service would help save the lives of people in need of ambulances and other urgent medical care.
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The hospital's emergency room is currently on diversion, meaning ambulances must find somewhere else to go, even if it is the closest one.
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About a dozen ambulances were at the port when the ship arrived at Port Canaveral, Florida, on Tuesday morning, CNN affiliate WESH reported.
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Last month, AM General was awarded an Army contract for as many as 2,800 new M997A3 High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) ambulances.
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People left crying from their homes, the sirens of the ambulances, the noise of the buses while I kept working on my farm.
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Officials have also put the hospital on full bypass and are asking ambulances to take new patients to other hospitals in the region.
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When you are hundreds of miles from a hospital, every second counts, and air ambulances can make the difference between life and death.
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States have repeatedly enacted consumer protection statutes and promulgated regulations on air ambulances, only to be thwarted by industry arguments of federal preemption.
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"They're seeking a provocation, that will lead to violence," El Aissami said on Friday, adding the march could block crucial services like ambulances.
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He lavishes money on schools and ambulances in Nagrig, his small hometown in the Nile Delta, and avoids hobnobbing with wealthy business figures.
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Residents described two large explosions in the area that sent up a cloud of gray smoke while ambulances raced to evacuate the wounded.
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Turkish media footage showed security forces clearing the areas of civilians following the attacks, as ambulances and emergency teams arrived at the site.
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Media footage showed children and women crying and screaming and rescue officials, police and bystanders carrying injured people to ambulances and private cars.
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When it comes to the protests, it's an issue of protocol: Many zones are too violent to send in medical teams and ambulances.
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Hundreds of rescuers and military personnel worked through the wreckage with spotlights on Sunday night in search of survivors, with ambulances stationed nearby.
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Several fire trucks and ambulances were on site for the landing in case anything went awry, but fortunately the plane touched down safely.
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The victims included 82 Iranian citizens and 63 Canadians, as well as citizens of Ukraine, Sweden, Afghanistan, Germany, and the UK.Debris and engine parts were strewn across six miles from the airport, with a fire "so heavy" that 22 ambulances, four bus ambulances, and a helicopter could not "do any rescue," said head of Iran&aposs emergency services Pirhossein Koulivand, according to Reuters.
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Getting survivors to hospital was complicated by the lack of access for ambulances to the flyover, which is crowded by buildings on either side.
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Additionally, many fire trucks and ambulances will need to be replaced as during the great recession, states and municipalities fell behind historical replacement rates.
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As doctors and staff work in the controlled chaos, more ambulances arrive with more men cut and punctured by shrapnel from a car bomb.
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One of two ambulances leave the cave in northern Thailand hours after operation began to rescue the trapped youth soccer players and their coach.
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Police cars, ambulances, fire trucks, and even unmarked cop cars chased, passed, and led the Waymo vans through the day and into the night.
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A body-camera video shows some people being loaded into ambulances and an officer helping triage victims, similar to other footage previously made public.
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Dr Abdikadir Abdirahman, director of Aamin Ambulances, a privately-funded ambulance service responding to the attack, described the limitations of his country's emergency system.
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"The buildings are destroyed, the neighborhoods are unrecognizable, the hospitals are being targeted -- ambulances they travel in as well are being targeted," says Gorani.
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After the boys emerged from the cave, they were taken in ambulances to evacuation hospitals, which flew them to the Chiang Rai Prachanukroh hospital.
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According to WPXI-TV, approximately seven ambulances were at the scene and officers from a number of neighboring police departments showed up to help.
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During her service, the Queen changed vehicle wheels, took apart and reassembled engines, and drove ambulances, according to a press release from Kwik Fit.
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Police, firefighters, and ambulances responded in force Friday afternoon to the Henry Pratt Company warehouse, a 29,000-square-foot building in an industrial park.
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But many drivers said they saw themselves as responsible for ferrying the wounded to ambulances, which were parked farther back from the front lines.
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But the new, small three-wheeler ambulance will fit along narrow roads in rural areas where it is difficult for larger ambulances to run.
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"Patients are being brought to us in private cars and ambulances and we have received over three dozen patients so far," Hussain told Reuters.
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In addition to large police presence, the local fire department responded along with three rescue helicopters, two emergency doctors, three ambulances and railroad authorities.
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On Sunday, aid trucks and ambulances entered Syria from Turkey to deliver food and supplies to those fleeing the escalating government assault on Aleppo.
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Moments before her death Though Richardson initially waved away ambulances sent for her care, she later started showing signs that her condition was worsening.
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Emirates flight crew being loaded into Ambulances at JFK Airport after about 100 become ill with temperatures over 100 degrees on flight from Dubai.
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If protesters are blocking a section of downtown streets, which routes can ambulances use to get where they need to go quickly and safely?
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Negotiations will be conducted with the government of President Bashar al-Assad and other armed groups for guarantees that ambulances will not become targets.
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Elsewhere on Abu Taqeya's wooden boards, Palestinian protesters, ambulances, Israeli troops and tanks and even the wire fence itself are all created in miniature.
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Ambulnz, a startup that dispatches non-emergency ambulances, has filed paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission to raise $90 million in outside funding.
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My friend and I had already made it past the designated protest line and were next to the journalists and the ambulances standing by.
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So I just landed from Dubai and now there is like tons of ambulances and fire trucks and police all over the place pic.twitter.
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Television footage showed frantic scenes outside a hospital in Panchkula, with medical staff hurriedly transferring injured patients from ambulances on to wheelchairs and stretchers.
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But South Central Ambulance Service, the local ambulance service serving Windsor, confirms to PEOPLE that the vehicle was one of their driver training ambulances.
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Witnesses said residents ferried victims to Misrata hospitals in ambulances and cars, many with shrapnel wounds and some bodies too damaged to be identified.
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They'll also be trained as emergency medical technicians — riding in ambulances alongside other medical professionals, responding to accidents, violence and trauma in their communities.
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Next door, Cynthia Perez, an emergency medical technician, showed off a fleet of new ambulances and fire trucks dispatched via a 911 call center.
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"Me and my colleagues began to carry the killed and injured, and the ambulances arrived to carry the killed and injured," Mr. Ahmed said.
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MSF, which supports the hospital, said the strikes wrecked medical devices, the operating theater, pediatric and intensive care units, ambulances and the facility's generator.
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Last Saturday, in the dark of night, 70 ambulances lined the facility while my colleague led the orderly transport of 110 patients to safety.
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In addition, Cruise Automation vehicles interact with emergency vehicles (police, fire, ambulances, etc.) 47 times more often in the city than on suburban streets.
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Rescuers were sifting through the wreckage in search of survivors, while backhoes were clearing the debris and ambulances ferried the injured to nearby hospitals.
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It's a documentary series that never crosses the threshold of a hospital; the show only takes place on the road and in the ambulances.
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So many emergency vehicles were parked at random angles that ambulances could not get close to the complex, and officers carried the wounded out.
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While the lanes were closed, Mr. Sokolich had complained to no avail that school buses, ambulances and commuters were stuck in traffic for hours.
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Another man told CNN he drove one of the first ambulances to the scene but turned around after shots were fired at the vehicle.
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While states can regulate cost-sharing for regular ambulances, the Airline Deregulation Act nonsensically bars them from limiting the cost of emergency air services.
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She started feeling uneasy during the Ebola scare in 2014, when she said workers had trouble getting enough sanitary wipes to disinfect their ambulances.
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Videos posted online showed dead bodies strewn about the charred interior of the hall and streets filled with ambulances rushing the wounded to hospitals.
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As the workers rushed to put patients into ambulances and even their own cars, they watched the Camp Fire wreak havoc on the hospital.
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In the years since, he has both married and divorced Elinor's best friend, and now he too drives ambulances through the city's nighttime hell.
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This summer an investigation by the Union revealed ambulances had been called to Amazon's UK warehouses 600 times during the past three financial years.
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The death toll is likely to rise significantly since the disaster management agency counts only deaths recorded by ambulances taking patients to a hospital.
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Multiple ambulances blazed by the press stationed outside as armed security forces roamed the street, whirring helicopters and barking police dogs puncturing the night.
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A second blast went off nearby shortly afterward, as a plume of smoke rose over the capital and ambulances were arriving on the scene.
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For commercial buyers, the F-650/750 serves as the basis for hundreds of utilitarian vehicles including dump trucks, flatbeds, tow trucks, and ambulances.
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It was so horrific the city ran out of ambulances and the wounded were taken to the hospital in the beds of pickup trucks.
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With thousands of people trapped inside without basic supplies, Edhi announced that his ambulances would deliver water, rice, and powdered milk door-to-door.
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Air ambulances not only save lives, but they are the best way to ensure that patients retain everything that makes them who they are.
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The sick residents were driven in a convoy of ambulances to an alternative home in La Línea de la Concepcíon, about 80 miles away.
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Ambulances carrying patients from local hospitals drove onto the train platform, where medical workers wearing face masks, protective gowns, and goggles brought them aboard.
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Nicknamed the Humvee by soldiers, the burly vehicles were used as command centers, ambulances, and troop carriers for the US military starting in 1985.
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The hospitals were so full in those first days that they didn't have ambulances; I went there with my mom in my uncle's truck.
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Thirty ambulances were on site, but people in the area volunteered to take some of the injured to the hospital in their own cars.
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The Ukrainian military was expecting 33 Humvees equipped as ambulances, water purifying equipment and so-called containerized housing units, or mobile homes for soldiers.
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Turkey's Demiroren news agency broadcast footage showing ambulances lined up beside the plane after landing in Ankara, with several personnel wearing white protective suits.
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"We still have ambulances from our hospital as well as other systems that are on the scene tonight," the hospital spokeswoman, Rebecca Berkley, said.
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Yet its founder, Abdulkadir Adan, said two of its new ambulances have been stuck at Mogadishu's port for six months because of red tape.
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Streets were shut down all along the perimeter of the base, and traffic was paralyzed as ambulances and patrol cars raced toward the scene.
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"I assume it was from an airstrike because of the explosions afterwards and ambulances with firefighters that went to the scene," the resident said.
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Local television news networks broadcast images of a narrow street filled with smoke as people carried the wounded and ambulances blared in the background.
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But it is an omission that can do more than delay dinner: It can potentially impede fire trucks and ambulances responding to an emergency.
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A couple of hundred emergency workers spent the morning shuttling in and out of the station, some carrying the injured on stretchers to ambulances.
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Now the patients at the hospital cannot be brought in by car: ambulances are banned unless the drivers are personally known to the staff.
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The Sudan Doctors Committee issued a statement accusing the security services of preventing ambulances and emergency responders from reaching those wounded in Thursday's demonstrations.
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Several ambulances arrived at the airport, and 30 people were taken to local hospitals, mostly to the Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, Mr. Coleman said.
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Congress has included air ambulances in its effort to crack down on surprise medical bills, and the industry is fighting to avoid this regulation.
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The other side: Air ambulances say that they have to charge higher rates to commercially insured patients to make up for lower government rates.
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GMB, a union that organized protests at Amazon warehouses in England, found in an investigation last year that 600 ambulances visited British Amazon facilities.
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All roads leading to the Boufarik military airport have been closed with more than a dozen ambulances and 10 fire engines attending the scene.
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Aerial footage showed the bus on its side as a group milled around the accident site, which was dotted with multiple ambulances and police cars.
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Some inside the supermarket climbed out windows as scores of police and firefighters and 18 ambulances converged on the scene and prepared for mass casualties.
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But local television station CP24 is showing images of multiple ambulances and other first responders at the scene, with several people being treated by paramedics.
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India already has a series of existing emergency numbers such as 100 for police, 101 for fire, 102 for ambulances and 108 for disaster management.
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Ambulances from at least seven jurisdictions lined up outside the prison to tend to the wounded, along with a member of the local coroner's office.
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AP Television footage showed a large Scania truck with its windshield smashed out on the sidewalk alongside the market, and a swarm of ambulances nearby.
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"Now we will start counting ambulances and know that's the number being removed," said Sarah Arana, 52, a medical social worker from Paso Robles, Calif.
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Dozens of ambulances and scores of rescue workers rushed to the scene but struggled to find survivors as strong winds fanned the blaze, officials said.
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The air was acrid with smoke, and through the trees, Gregory saw the flicker of the lights from the Philadelphia Fire Department trucks and ambulances.
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As injuries mounted over the last few days, several Red Crescent ambulances set up a makeshift first aid station, spreading large blankets on the ground.
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The South Western Ambulance Service declared the crash a "major incident" and sent several ambulances, patient transport vehicles, and an air ambulance to the scene.
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The ambulance is expected to cost $1,123 to $2,500, a fraction of the price of conventional ambulances, which can cost at least $30,000 in Bangladesh.
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International aid organizations said medical supplies, food and water would be provided to thousands of residents and that ambulances were transporting the wounded to hospitals.
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"I could see about 20 people being transported into ambulances and pickup trucks as I ran away," said Mohamed Isak, a resident of the city.
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Video from the border crossing showed a chaotic scene near a charred SUV as paramedics tended to the wounded and loaded covered bodies onto ambulances.
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Why it matters: Insurers often don't contract with air ambulances, meaning patients may be charged exorbitant sums for emergency transportation whether they're insured or not.
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A police official, who asked not to be identified, said a team of doctors, paramedics, and ambulances had been sent to help recover the body.
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Authorities had sent ambulances to collect the wounded - mainly PKK members - but the poor security situation had prevented them for reaching the hurt, he said.
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Catalan research centre i2CAT in partnership with the Government of Catalonia has unveiled a plan to develop 5G networks in the region's hospitals and ambulances.
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Vang eventually allegedly surrendered and the injured officers were "dragged" to ambulances waiting outside to be transported to a local hospital, according to the statement.
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As a result ... we're told there were private ambulances and paramedics in the driveway of Jake's home, at the ready if anyone needed medical treatment.
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Just as two ambulances pull into the hospital at Camp Evangelista in Cagayan de Oro, the skies once again open up, muddying the dirt courtyard.
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But it would not stop the use of drones near moving vehicles, such as air ambulances, that might be a target for journalists or ghouls.
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About 22017% to 241% of the patients whom air ambulances transport fall into these categories that the industry argue significantly underpay, like patients with Medicare.
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The same principles apply as Ambulances can't get through and tough neighborhoods are robbed of valuable police resources that are sent to monitor these protests.
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Instead, they fall under the 1978 Airline Deregulation Act, which removed a state's ability to control airfares and routes long before air ambulances were common.
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Today, air ambulances provide access to care for about 550,000 patients a year, according to the Association of Air Medical Services, a nonprofit trade association.
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She may hope that eventually the strategy—and the money—will emerge to provide the entire region or nation or continent with water and ambulances.
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Brenes, the archbishop of Managua, went to Diriamba on July 1553, a day after speaking to priests there by phone and hearing gunshots and ambulances.
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Some of those who had been taken to hospitals returned to the camp in the afternoon, in ambulances or in minibuses, many holding serum bags.
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Plus, traffic patterns may have changed in the time between the initial EMS runs and the drone trials so perhaps ambulances would be faster now.
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Before the program started in 220, officers were calling ambulances for more than 300 students a year because of drunkenness — the majority of them freshmen.
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"The sounds of explosions are very strong — explosions, gun clashes and ambulances," said Abu Yaman, 50, who lives in a government-held district of Damascus.
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The Army ambulances carrying the bodies, and three minibuses carrying the mourners, passed through the Baharistan area, where Raju Singh had his herbal medicine shop.
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In another video posted by The Las Vegas Review-Journal, an injured man could be heard immediately after the shooting asking where the ambulances were.
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Today the organization operates 1,800 ambulances, the most in Pakistan, and offers free hospital care, family planning services, and access to orphanages and nursing homes.
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Inside ambulances, on rudimentary digital screens, the dispatches are listed — call No. 2,488, sick; call No. 2,555, sick; call No. 2,206, sick with a fever.
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Inside ambulances, on rudimentary digital screens, the dispatches are listed — call No. 2,488, sick; call No. 2,555, sick; call No. 2,206, sick with a fever.
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All six patients are being evaluated, with 10 ambulances deployed and two of the six were airlifted to receive treatment for serious injuries, Shoots said.
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Robots designed for handling biohazardous waste and decontaminating rooms and ambulances are also ideas born out of an era of increasing experience with pandemic risks.
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He wants more mandated rest time and licensing certification for stunt coordinators and argues that ambulances, not just medics, should be required at movie sets.
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A large digital monitor mounted by the entrance tells the ER staff when ambulances are en route and what kind of emergency they are bringing.
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Some inside the supermarket climbed out windows as scores of police and firefighters and 123 ambulances converged on the scene and prepared for mass casualties.
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Aerial footage from the scene showed a number of people lying on the ground outside the school, being treated for injuries and moved to ambulances.
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The nationwide charity does nonprofit social work — like operating ambulances and civil protection services — through public bids or donations, and with the help of volunteers.
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Television news footage showed rows of ambulances and other emergency vehicles waiting in the still-falling snow as crews worked to find and rescue survivors.
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Faisal Edhi has accused the government of impeding the import of vehicles for ambulances, and has reported a drop in donations since his father's death.
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Ill or injured people are carried through the checkpoint, on foot or by car, and put in ambulances on the other side of the wall.
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Hundreds of patients were taken Friday to hospitals across Florida and as far away as Mobile, Alabama, in a parade of ambulances and medical helicopters.
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