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Kaluga Ambulance Service celebrates 105th anniversary

Ambulances are not sirens and flashing beacons

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Kaluga Ambulance Service celebrates 105th anniversary

“Ambulances are not sirens or flashing beacons. This is a dispatcher who assesses the urgency of a call in seconds. This is a driver who knows every yard and detour. These are paramedics and doctors who make decisions in seconds, the head of the regional Ministry of Health wrote in her social networks.

Anna Chernova stressed that ambulance staff are ready to help in the cold and in the heat, on holidays and weekends, at any time of the day. She thanked them for their reliability, patience, professionalism and great heart.

As reported by “MK in Kaluga” earlier, the Kaluga Emergencies Ministry published an emergency warning.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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