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Residents of Oryol villages are asked to number the houses for a quick arrival of the ambulance

In the Orel region, ambulance crews often face the problem of lack of numbers on houses and street signs, which is why you have to look for the right address for a long time

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Residents of Oryol villages are asked to number the houses for a quick arrival of the ambulance

In the Orel region, ambulance crews often face the problem of lack of numbers on houses and street signs, which is why you have to look for the right address for a long time.

Recently, doctors in two districts of the region searched for patients in the dark several times, as a result, they successfully found addresses and managed to help all patients.

Health care professionals ask residents of the Orel region to correctly mark their homes and go out to meet each other to save time and start treatment faster.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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