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the welsh ambulance service say the doctors provided critical care treatment on the scene at one individuald that individual was taken by vehicle to the university hospital of wales and cardiff, wales's largest hospital, for serious injuries. armed police are still in the area as they continue their investigations. a local mp and ms has also urged the public to stay away and cooperate with the police as they carry on with the police as they carry on with their investigations. it is understood that as a precautionary measure, the local schools and childcare settings have also been put into a precautionary lockdown. the police have added that there is no indication that the incident is related to a school, this is a precautionary measure, and all peoples are safe as they continue to try to find out what has happened. what more do we know about the area where this happened? particularly, what do we know about aberfan and its geographical significance in wales? �* , . , . its geographical significance in wales? ., ., ., its geographical significance in wales? v ., ., ., ., wales? aberfan is an

we were told initially l from the welsh ambulance service that possibly, there was a motorcycle involvedit seems to have been a collision between a coach and a smaller audi a1 vehicle at some point. we still don't know the full vehicle —— just full details of how that came to be the case. as i mentioned, the road is still closed and i think it is due to be reopened shortly as offices here conduct their investigations. but it has been closed for the best part of 15, 16, 20 hours really as they look and make sure they have gathered the evidence to decipher exactly why those two vehicles collided and caused those fatal injuries to three teenage men. and as you know, two further teenage men remain in life—threatening conditions in hospital. find remain in life-threatening conditions in hospital. and what is the reaction _ conditions in hospital. and what is the reaction from _ conditions in hospital. and what is the reaction from officials - conditions in hospital. and what is the reaction from officials in - conditions in hospital. and what is the reaction from officials in the i the reactio

of course, details at this minute are quite sketchy, but the welsh ambulance service has put out a statement and there was a response to the scene because of the need for advanced critical care support delivered to someone there who was then taken to the university hospital of wales in cardiff for treatment and the area's mp has asked people to avoid the area. it is believed to community centres and schools are in lockdown as police continue to respond to what has happened there today. waitangi is so much. . ., happened there today. waitangi is so much. . ,, ,., happened there today. waitangi is so much. . ,, . , happened there today. waitangi is so much. . . , ., much. thank you so much. this now time for the — much. thank you so much. this now time for the weather. _ hello again. some parts of scotland and northern ireland started the day with some frost, but as we go through the next few days, you will find the temperature is going to climb. it's going to get into double figures, but you can see how the yellows replace the colder blues and it's going to continue like this right the way in

ambulance service, is the patient breathing? i will stay on the line with you for as long as i can.r. david and aaron had returned to base after seven hours on the road. another red call. this crew here are en route to a high—priority emergency for a young baby currently having a seizure. let'sjust see what we're dealing with. theyjoin a critical care team on site. did she start to choke or anything? did she go rigid? there was a red call and we were the closest crew so we did not get a break but thankfully, by the time we got there, the baby was alert and all smiles, but we thought it's best to get her checked out at hospital. outside edinburgh royal infirmary accident and emergency, ambulances queue up. over half the ambulances on duty are now here. there are 14 ambulances outside the hospital at the moment, despite efforts to try and speed up the process by which patients can be brought in for further treatment. you can see it does not take much for them to stack up. before last year or the year before, did you ever really...? no. pressures in the hospital were always manageable

but ambulance service leaders are still warning that winter pressures are starting to hit the nhs, withno bed5. also on the programme this lunchtime... in the last hour, the bank of england has decided to keep interest rates where they are, 5.25%. russia's president putin holds his first major news conference since the invasion of ukraine. when you first look at it, it's daunting. and a christmas challenge for schoolchildren — can they crack the code—breaking tests set by the uk spy agency, gchq? and coming up on bbc news... england's bowlers toil in mumbai, as india capitalise on a batting—friendly surface, passing 400 on day one of their one—off test match. good afternoon. ambulance leaders are warning that winter pressures are already starting to hit the nhs in england, with patients put at risk of dangerous delays. but the latest figures — out this morning — do show a slight improvement in both ambulance response times and waits for accident and emergency care, compared to this time last year. there's also been a drop in the number of patients waiting for routine hospital treatment.

we know that the welsh ambulance service says macro doctors provide critical assistance on the scenef in wales. a number of schools and childcare settings around that area have been put under lockdown. this is ongoing incident, the details we are getting are not particularly clear. we have had a statement from a school nearby to where the incident happened, it said in a statement to parents, wejust incident happened, it said in a statement to parents, we just wanted to reassure you that as a precaution we are keeping the pupils safe inside the building, and all perimeter gates are locked. we are also hearing from a number of politicians, local politicians, seeing we have spoken to police this morning about the serious incident, but are awaiting more information. just to reiterate, there has been a serious assault in the south wales town of aberfan in merthyr tydfil. we are waiting for police to bring us more up to date with what is going on. emergency services are heavily involved in this ongoing incident in south wales. we will bring you more information on that breaking news story

decrease in our use of emergency services, less calls to law enforcement, less calls to our ambulance service reliance on the emergency rooms. we're also seeing more people be able to move into housing almost instantly. when we brought in all of those case managers as the county contracts with volunteers of america to run the everyday needs of the campus, the cost to pay for case managers and behavioral health counselors are also paid for by the county. >> as we saw, the campus is expanding. >> now we're adding in all those services. so this is our welcome center. this will house all of our case management and our behavioral health. all the training and all the dining facilities will be in this one building. we've also brought in some showers, restrooms and laundry into permanent facilities. >> pets are also welcomed and there are rules to be followed. no drugs, no alcohol and no visitors. but people can come and go. if i leave for the entire day, do i lose my place? no. >> okay. no two days? yes >> that, she says, minimizes any disruptions and keeps people on track to getting support and eve

their first call of the day, and ryan and debbie from the north west ambulance service are on their way just in case? and then let's get some access. he was really septic and with his heart rate being so low, his blood pressure and saturations unrecordable, i believe he was at the stage just before going into cardiac arrest, he was that poorly. we're going to go on blue lights. 0ur eta to wigan is six minutes, over. can you open them eyes for me? hold my hand. ifeel really privileged to do ourjob. it's only a short distance to resus. within minutes of getting their patient into intensive care... do you think you can step out with us and we can get you straight into a chair? i know it's painful. so resus said they could make room for him in there. ..ryan and debbie are called to help another patient arriving at the hospital. you've had a facial weakness, is that right? we'll take you on blue lights, we'll get you seen straight away. then another call from control and another medical emergency. his observations are as follows, he's got a heart rate of 100... you just don't know what kind

the first regulations under the law cover the railways, border force and ambulance services — they cameion union and was at the meeting today. i asked him what union leaders agreed on. today at conference, tuc congress collectively agreed a resolution to vigorously defend any workers who fall foul of this legislation and to rigorously oppose it and put pressure on this government to repeal the legislation and indeed any incoming government to repeal the legislation. and any incoming government to repeal the legislation. so, what are the current rules? i wonder if you could take us just a step back. so, we understand that the new law would enforce a minimum level of service during strikes. what is the current status quo? so, i represent teachers up and down the country, support staff and school leaders also, and we are being consulted on minimum service levels in education at the moment, and the government�*s proposals are that 74% of children should be in school on a strike day. so you are looking at any child in an exam year, so that is years 10, 11, 12, and 13, any child with an ehcp,

the really busy challenging time for the health service, particularly in hospitals and for ambulance servicesnew year holiday with pent—up demand because gp services and social care during public holidays are often scaled back. so that's six days from january the 3rd is going to be incredibly difficult for health leaders, for patients and for those working on the front line of the nhs, and it is the longest single strike byjunior doctors so far in this dispute. now, they argued that they have been in talks since late october, that they were prepared to talk and the attitude was constructive from the new health secretary, victoria atkins, but the extra 3% in their view was still not enough to compensate for the previous impact of inflation. yes. previous impact of inflation. yes, briefl , previous impact of inflation. yes, briefly. only _ previous impact of inflation. yes, briefly, only about _ previous impact of inflation. yes, briefly, only about 45 _ previous impact of inflation. yes, briefly, only about 45 seconds left, hospital leaders artie saying that breakdown of these talks is what th

siren wails their first call of the day, and ryan and debbie from the north west ambulance service are see a critically ill patient. hello, are you ok? please can we get some pads on him just in case? and then let's get some access. he was really septic and with his heart rate being so low, his blood pressure and saturations and recordable, i believe he was at the stage just before going into cardiac arrest, he was that poorly. right, we are good to go when you are. we're going to go on blue lights. our eta to wigan is six minutes, ever. can you open them eyes for me? hold my hand. ifeel really privileged to do ourjob. it's only a short distance to resus. within minutes of getting the patient into intensive care... do you think you could step out with us and we will get you straight into a chair? i know it's painful. so, resus said they could make room for him in there. ..ryan and debbie are called to help another patient arriving at the hospital. you've had a facial weakness, is that right? we'll take you on blue lights, we'll get you seen straightaway. then another call from control

were affected, but especially me as i have had lung surgery well, with this we called fire and ambulance services for help. they told us to leave the house with our arms above our heads. here, this is the 3rd day of the brutal is rarely siege of the city of jenina. this camp is rarely forced to submit, extending their operation to the villages and provinces of gen, and we received distress calls from our people in gen and just yesterday. we couldn't provide them with food, bread or diapers because the idea stationed at all entrances to the camp, blocking all roads and hospitals, only ambulances and civil defense vehicles coordinated with them are allowed to pass, but only with delays after being examined by the them, especially as follow calls, say those killed were on armed and posts. no danger, an idea of spokesperson claimed. the raid was aimed at forwarding at terrace in the count quotes on the touch before them a good idea of forces alongside warner police. and i asked a completed a comprehensive brigade operation today in the janine refugee capital. as we have operated since we entered the

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ambulance service leaders say crews are struggling to attend calls and facing long waits outside accidentted more staff and increased bed capacity, but acknowledged the system was under considerable strain. sharon barbour reports. it has been a long night for margaret. they were ambulances backed up outside. tiara margaret. they were ambulances backed up outside.— backed up outside. two hours in an ambulance. _ backed up outside. two hours in an ambulance. finally _ backed up outside. two hours in an ambulance. finally being i an ambulance. finally being able to get into a&e, she then faced a long wait. she told us she has been here for 14 hours. margaret is 73 and has had no sleep. what was it like last night when you came into a&e? there were ambulances parked out there, there are ambulances parked out there today. there's no bed. you know, and there are people on trolleys into the corridors. people on trolleys into the corridors-_ people on trolleys into the corridors. ~ ., ~ corridors. weight at a&e here have been _ corridors. weight at a&e here have been as _ corridors. weight at a&e

siren wails their first call of the day, and ryan and debbie from the north west ambulance service areway to see a critically ill patient. hello, are you 0k? please can we get some pads on him just in case? and then let's get some access. he was really septic and with his heart rate being so low, his blood pressure and saturations and recordable, i believe he was at the stage just before going into cardiac arrest, he was that poorly. right, we are good to go when you are. we're going to go on blue lights. our eta to wigan is six minutes, ever. can you open them eyes for me? hold my hand. ifeel really privileged to do ourjob. it's only a short distance to resus. within minutes of getting the patient into intensive care... do you think you could step out with us and we will get you straight into a chair? i know it's painful. so, resus said they could make room for him in there. ..ryan and debbie are called to help another patient arriving at the hospital. you've had a facial weakness, is that right? we'll take you on blue lights, we'll get you seen straightaway. then another call from co

well, with this we called fire and ambulance services for help. they told us to leave the house with our arms above our heads. and this is the 3rd day of the brutal is really siege of the city of gen and as its camp is rarely forced to submit, extending their operation to the villages and provinces of german. we receive distress calls from our people in gen in just yesterday. we couldn't provide them with food, bread or diapers, because the idea stationed at all entrances to the camp, blocking all roads and hospitals, only ambulances and civil defense vehicles coordinated with them are allowed to pass, but only with delays after being examined by the national us national security advisers and these are all to meet with stop officials demonstrate those have gathered in tel aviv with diverging stances on the ongoing. ready or some a calling for have mass destruction, while officer demanding the return of their loved ones from the groups captivity. journalists need claudio in has more details here. of the 2 demonstration that happened at the till a b

set the task of providing a pontoon crossing across this river so that the special services, ambulance services and citizens could move, because the bridge across the river was closed, and another event in memory is this the death of six people in a fire in the city of minsk, when i personally had to go to this incident and ensure its elimination. name is valeria, tell us which were the most atypical calls? the most atypical calls are calls to help animals , including wild animals, this is when the yellow sector is away from you, hello, my child finds herself in an atypical situation, her leg, arm, or in some cases even the head of a small child may get stuck the child gets stuck in one or another obstacle, so our rescuers do this work because it is human. reports the danger and calls the emergency services to respond not only to the ministry of emergency situations, but this is already associated with a deliberate false call, to which we respond accordingly, administrative liability, and in some cases, bringing the person to criminal liability. hello, how many lives have you saved in your enti

metropolitan police say they were called to the block at 5pm along with paramedics from the ambulance servicere on that and the rest of the day's news shortly. we will be back after a quick break. after a fairly cloudy stuck with patchy letwin and drizzle in england and wales, all of us today, is going to dry up from the west and brighten up to dry up from the west and brighten up bar one ortwo to dry up from the west and brighten up bar one or two showers. but the cloud in the drizzle will be slow to clear from the south—east. it is courtesy of these two weather fronts continuing the journey south and east, the isobars telling their own story, that we have windy conditions across the north and west. the wind coming in from the westerly direction, blowing in showers to western scotland and northern ireland is to western scotland and northern ireland but we could see the odd isolated shower in wales and the odd isolated shower in wales and the south—west, as we go through the afternoon, with the cloud is to declare east anglia and kent. these are the temperatures, 7 to around 9 in the east, bu

decrease in our use of emergency services, less calls to law enforcement, less calls to our ambulance serviceeliance on the emergency rooms. we're also seeing more people be able to move into housing almost instantly. when we brought in all of those case managers as the county contracts with volunteers of america to run the everyday needs of the campus, the cost to pay for case managers and behavioral health counselors are also paid for by the county. >> as we saw, the campus is expanding. >> now we're adding in all those services. so this is our welcome center. this will house all of our case management and our behavioral health. all the training and all the dining facilities will be in this one building. we've also brought in some showers, restrooms and laundry into permanent facilities. >> pets are also welcomed and there are rules to be followed. no drugs, no alcohol and no visitors. but people can come and go. if i leave for the entire day, do i lose my place? no. >> okay. no two days? yes >> that, she says, minimizes any disruptions and keeps people on track to getting support and event

south wales police are continuing their investigation but the welsh ambulance service were called herehree doctors were here as well. when they got here, three teenagers, two aged between 18 and one aged 19 were pronounced dead at the same. and 119 and 18—year—old men were taken to the university hospital of wales in cardiff with life threatening injuries. another two people were also taken there with minor injuries. locals have told the bbc that there have been concerns about this stretch of road and calls for a speed camera to be installed here in the past. but south wales police, as they continue their investigation, they continue their investigation, the road is now reopen. they are appealing for witnesses and appealing for witnesses and appealing for witnesses and appealing for any dash cam footage of the event that took place here last night. of the event that took place here last niuht. ., ., of the event that took place here last niuht. . ~ i. , of the event that took place here last niuht. ., ~' , . last night. thank you very much. tomos morgan — last night. thank you very muc

set the task of providing a pontoon crossing. across this river so that the special services, ambulance services because the bridge across the river was closed, and another event in memory is the death of six people in a fire in the city of minsk, when i personally had to go to this incident and ensure its elimination. to your right is the yellow sector, hello, my name is valeria, tell us what were the most atypical calls? the most atypical challenges are challenges of providing assistance to animals, including wild animals, this is when a child finds himself in an atypical situation, a leg, an arm may get stuck, in some cases even the head of a small child gets caught in certain obstacles, so our rescuers do this work because a person needs help. how often do you fine for a false call? i would talk about false calls. as follows: in some cases, they probably cannot be classified as false calls, because people call and they assume that there is an emergency situation, for which it is necessary to go to provide assistance to the citizen, but when our rescuers arrive, we begin to understand that th

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the first regulations under the law cover the railways, border force and ambulance services — they came of the national education union and was at today's meeting. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. just remind us of exactly what was discussed and agreed today. today congress collectively agreed a resolution to vigorously defend any workers who fail to this information into vigorously oppose it and put pressure on this government to repeal the legislation and indeed any incoming government to appeal the legislation.— the legislation. neglect of the current rules, _ the legislation. neglect of the current rules, take _ the legislation. neglect of the current rules, take us - the legislation. neglect of the current rules, take us a i the legislation. neglect of the current rules, take us a step l the legislation. neglect of the i current rules, take us a step back, so we understand that the new law would enforce a minimum level of service during strikes. what is the current status quo. i service during strikes. what is the current status quo._ current status quo. i represent teache

use ec devices with the first to start transmitting data in komsomolsk-on-amur were the ambulance servicet under dispute they may also become available for remote regional substations, where consultations with the mainland are vitally important. the remote ec center is one of the steps in creating a unified system of care to reduce mortality among patients. lyudmila smirova, maxim nazar, vesti, khabarovsk. new passenger buses went on line in several districts of the amur region. 25 modern grooves were handed over to the region at the end november. now they work in populated areas where previously there were problems with public transport, and sometimes they had to wait for hours at bus stops. report by daryibakova. now going to work is like a holiday, not a saying or a joke, but real life. driver dmitry novopashin smiles. him personally. a modern guy from blagoveshchensk says: before, in the cold , i was freezing all shift, but now you can ride in a shirt, but that’s not the main thing, but it goes straight, very easy, comfortable, you can take it even with the previous bus with the old o

the united states something bad happens and you come rushing in 90 seconds before traditional ambulance servicesly bridge that gap. what have you seen and experienced since october 7th? how have things changed for your organization? >> first of all, we see a really bad increase of people who have blood pressure related emergencies such as heart attacks heart attacks and stress. leads them to car accidents at work pressure over the people in israel. i never saw this before we have been to wars and situations before. ing people under pressure. people serving in the idf now. so many people have family members leading to more emergencies than ever. something we definitely see now happening. >> carley: wow, and emergencies that i don't think a lot of people have considered because this is such an emotional time for everybody in israel. you experienced a lot of what this organization does. you say that you what experienced a rescue mission in real time. can you tell us about that? >> yes. well, there were seller of them i was on my way to a meeting with eli. i received a notification on my map in isra

over half the ambulances on duty are here. demand on services is increasing year on year. alance that with the calls. just because you ordered an ambulance doesn't mean that you'll be seeing any quicker. triads will look at priorities. it’s be seeing any quicker. triads will look at priorities.— look at priorities. it's coming to the end of— look at priorities. it's coming to the end of the _ look at priorities. it's coming to the end of the 12 _ look at priorities. it's coming to the end of the 12 hour- look at priorities. it's coming to the end of the 12 hour shift - look at priorities. it's coming to the end of the 12 hour shift but| the end of the 12 hour shift but there is no letup in 999 calls. a british teenager who was missing for six years is expected to fly home this weekend. alex batty, who is now 17, disappeared while on a family holiday to spain with his mother and grandfather in 2017. he was found on wedensday morning by a motorist who say him walking through the rain near toulouse. french authorities said he fled his mother because she wanted to take him to f

ambulance service staff and leaders say winter pressures are already beginning to affect the nhs, and patients are being put at risk by dangerous delays. crews are enduring long waits outside accident and emergency departments in england, because hospitals are struggling to deal with overcrowded wards. nhs england says it has recruited more staff and increased bed capacity, but acknowledged the system was under "considerable strain." sharon barbour reports. it's been a long night for margaret. there were ambulances backed up outside. two hours in an ambulance. finally able to get off the ambulance and into a&e, margaret then faced a long wait. she told us she's been here for 14 hours. margaret's 73, and has had no sleep. what was it like last night when you came in to a&e? there were ambulances parked out there. there's ambulances parked out there today. there's no beds. you know, and there's people on trolleys in the corridors. waits in a&e here have been as long as 30 hours, with hospital bosses now warning of even worse to come, as they cope with a sharp rise this week and patients

calls to the london ambulance service have reached the same levels as seen during the pandemic, with of escalation in an effort to tackle the rise in demand— and is asking people to try and look after themselves during the festive season. a really busy time of year, december. but we have seen over the last few weeks an increase in viral illness, seasonalflu, which is really driving up our call rate, which is why it's really important that londoners only use us in an emergency. the respiratory illness that's around is is proving a challenge for us. the homeless charity crisis is opening three london hotels later — expecting to help more than 7,000 people over the festive period. users can get warm and also have access to advice, health and wellbeing services. haircuts, massages and it support will also be available. the charity said it will be supporting more than 590 people who'd otherwise be sleeping rough during chritmas—time. a network promoting co—housing neighbourhoods in the uk says many more are in the pipeline. one of the first such london communities for women—only was set u

according to media reports, police and ambulance services arrived at the scene after the body was found this morning . rishi sunak found this morning. rishi sunak tells mps he will listen to suggestions for tightening the safety of the rwanda bill, but he will not commit to amendments. rishi sunak is fighting for his political future as he attempts to persuade a group of rebel tory mps to back the legislation ahead of a key vote right wing conservatives will meet this evening to make a final decision on whether to vote against the safety of the rwanda bill or to abstain . while some tory mps abstain. while some tory mps have given their support for the vote, they've warned against any attempts to harden the measures . attempts to harden the measures. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, accused party starmer, accused the tory party of too self—involved to of being too self—involved to govern, adding that he thinks the legislation would pass at a second reading later. >> we're all stuck in their psychodrama all being dragged down to their level all and that's what they just don't underst

now we've just been speaking to ambulance services in that village. they're saying that they're still is very small. they describe as snipers in positions in that village, that being at least the 2 people injured, 2 of whom were children. one in fact was a 5 month old baby, another one, a 2 year old child. we believe from 2 guys inhalation. you referred to that rate on janine will. so that happened last night. we got confirmation early this morning that a 16 year old use who was injured on november. the 9th and her right in janine subsequently will died this morning. of course, jeanine has been in the center for palestinian resistance for a long time, and it's being the focus for these is right. the ministry race that we've seen increasing across the occupied westbank since the beginning of the war. and there's also a right on hebron as well a right there that's focused on an islamic charity that deals with old friends that was equipment apparently confiscated by the way the ministry there. and also a similar kind of story here in ramallah, arrayed on

are advanced life supporting bags that we're giving to -- [inaudible] this is their national ambulance servicecially into some of these areas where it's very dangerous especially on the northern border of israel right now. and we're also replacing ambulances, 21 ambulances that we're giving to them. 14 of them were destroyed on the 7th of september when they -- excuse me, 7th of october when they came in and raided the country, hamas. and so it killed many of these ambulance drivers, so we're giving these bags, we're giving ambulances. so that's kind of what we're doing. and, griff, i'll tell you, the need there is tremendous. this war is going on and on and on. and the country is really suffering, and i know the people in gaza are suffering, and we pray for the innocent people there that are caught in the middle of all of this. but, you know, hamas could end this today if they would leave. but they won't leave, and they're continuing to drag gaza further down and further down and further down. griff: you know, frank runs, i think the last time you and i were in person and i got to interview y

another building that houses the headquarters on the management service of the ambulance surfaces of the a, the palestinian rick present society. and in the back is i'm a hospitals managed and operated by the palestinian brick press on site. now what happened is a residential building that is across the street. literally, we're talking about a few meters away. just the distance across the street from the hospital. it was targeted and destroyed at the this particular time such a busy time where people try before night time gets out of their shoulders or evacuation centers or the homes and the flats. the are filtering in to buy whatever they're able to get and get back to their families. so we're talking about busy hours. it's just like a rush hour right now for people shopping at when the attacks happen. and this is the reasons we're seeing this large number of bodies in the street on the sidewalk of the hospital as well as and across the street where the residential building it was target. it's important to point out this residential building was of displaced palestinians evacuees wh

decrease in our use of emergency services, less calls to law enforcement, less calls to our ambulance serviced reliance on the emergency rooms. we're also seeing more people be able to move into housing almost instantly. when we brought in all of those case managers, the county contracts with volunteers of america to run the everyday needs of the campus. >> the cost to pay for case managers and behavioral health counselors are also paid for by the county. as we saw, the campus is expand. >> now we're adding in all those services. so this is our welcome center. this will house all of our case management and our behavioral health. all the training and all the dining facilities will be in this one building. we've also brought in some showers, restrooms and laundry into permanent facilities. >> pets are also welcomed. there are rules to be followed. no drugs, no alcohol and no visitors. but people can come and go. if i leave for the entire day, do i lose my place? no >> okay. no >> two days? yes >> that, she says, minimizes any disruptions and keeps people on track to getting support and eventual

decrease in our use of emergency services, less calls to law enforcement, less calls to our ambulance service on the emergency rooms. we're also seeing more people be able to move into housing almost instantly. when we brought in all of those case managers, the county contracts with volunteers of america to run the everyday needs of the campus as the cost to pay for case managers and behavioral health counselors are also paid for by the county. >> as we saw, the campus is expanding. >> now we're adding in all those services. so this is our welcome center. this will house all of our case management and our behavioral health, all the training and all the dining facilities will be in this one building. we've also brought in some showers, restrooms and laundry into permanent facilities. >> pets are also welcomed and there are rules to be followed. no drugs, no alcohol and no visitors. but people can come and go. if i leave for the entire day, do i lose my place? no, no. for two days. >> yes. >> that, she says, minimizes any disruptions and keeps people on track to getting support and eventually p

the ambulance service is not working and hamas have issued a statement and they say we are unable tont the number of people killed and injured because most of the hospitals are running out of facilities in gaza city itself, the hospital itself was partially working for the last couple of days. this morning i had testimony from someone in the hospital. he said we had to many people inside the hospital because there is no space anywhere in the cemetery and the hospital was partially working in gaza city. the second key area of the israeli operation is the south in khan younis on this morning about 50 people were killed and overall, about 21 people were killed as the health ministry cannot count the number of people killed in the north. khan younis is surrounded by chants from the eastern side and the northern site and tents are slowly moving towards one of the main streets leading to the heart of the city. most of the people were displaced back in october that came from the north to khan younis they had to leave again, the map the israelis are issuing, they keep talking to me and say i

northern parts, northern north of the of the gaza creek, throughout the gaza strip only 18 ambulances are still in service and those 18 ambulances are actually in the southern parts of the gas. trip uh uh only three hospitals functioning partially uh in the south of the gaza creek, that's the uh balas al aqsa marters hospital and the gaza european hospital khanyunas as well as nasir hospital and khanunis, well there are few small hospitals like the kuwaiti hospital in rafah, this is where i'm i'm standing right now, this hospital is located about mile and a half uh north of the egyptian uh borders, the uh aid continues to come in through the rafa crossing, about 100 trucks come in daily, but most of... "these trucks are carrying uh mineral water, some mattresses, some uh some cookies, but not real help for the hospitals, hospitals are not getting anything, especially hospitals north of of the gaza wati, they're getting zero medication, zero help from the international community, since the since october 7th, the israeli regime has killed some 19,600 uh palestinians in gaza, most of them children and..." ne

in the face serve as enexpiration and emergency servicemembers of lincoln, ontario and wayne ambulance services. we commend and honor their here offers for their dedication to the safety of others. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize paramedics karen and mark of the lockport fire department for saving the life of a mother and baby. they received a report of of a woman who was in distress and gavin and divine administered and the woman went into labor and began to begin birth. the paramedics called for backup and employing years of training and deliver the babe. today, both the mother and killed are home and healthy due to their actions of the fire department. this is an example of the hard work and exeter piece who answered the call. thank you to the paramedics and the fire department for your compassion nature and dedicated service to our community. mr. speaker, i rise to wish lawrence j. recollecter a 100th birthday. known as sparky began at mexico academy and earned a agree in 1948 and syracuse and st. lawrence. sparky began his service as a corporal in 1942 and discharged in 1945. he com

in canada, snowmobiles were first produced for ambulance or postal service.e model range amazes with its technical characteristics and capabilities. you already know that they will take you to your place, warm you up, and provide first aid. by the way, you can already start warming up right in the sleigh. there must be a stove like this here, so the trip will be warm and comfortable. snowmobiles are part of the airmobile group, they enter service in the winter, and in the summer they are replaced by atvs. at the base of the unit there are several more units of fire and rescue equipment. the group is mainly involved in complex rescue operations, when literally every minute. employees of the fsb department for st. petersburg and the leningrad region released a video that will make any drug lord cry with bitter tears; they immediately sent 4 tons of potion into the oven, which they managed to seize during several special operations with the storming of underground drug laboratories. according to experts, on the black market this amount of prohibited substances w

ambulance service. >> this is just one of many activities across the eight week course .ned so far during the cadets, when we saw the fire engine and we got to spray water, probably everything a fire engine, because we got to like explore what the stuff was and we got to use the hose and it was really fun. >> probably the session because i just like it, like >> probably the session because ijust like it, like helps >> probably the session because i just like it, like helps me to realise that, you know, how to do cpr now. so if i can see anybody like having problems, i can just help them tsitsipas the sessions , focus on getting the sessions, focus on getting the cadets out of the classroom and giving them some real hands on experience. >> but that doesn't mean their everyday lessons have been forgotten . forgotten. >> they're still doing all the maths and the english, and they have to do. but in what? >> the activities that they're doing, they're bringing in science, they're bringing in history, they're in history, they're bringing in geography, they're bringing in thinki