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Doctors of the Ryazan ambulance worked out more than 3,000 calls per week

From 19 to 25 October, the dispatch service of the regional ambulance station registered 3,191 appeals

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Doctors of the Ryazan ambulance worked out more than 3,000 calls per week

From 19 to 25 October, the dispatch service of the regional ambulance station registered 3,191 appeals. This is reported by the regional Ministry of health.

Of the total, 794 were classified as emergency, requiring immediate life saving, and 2,397 as urgent, when there is no direct threat to the patient.

Most often, the teams went to patients with high blood pressure, injuries, strokes, the consequences of accidents and exacerbations of chronic diseases.

More than 500 people appealed to the emergency room of the BMP Ryazan for a week

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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