the ambulance service sent a chemical and biological incident van. a chemical and biological incident van. the local hospital set up a decontamination unit. it looks like something very serious indeed. the ambulance service were worried that it could have had something to do with fentanyl or some other kind of synthetic opioid. tonight, the ministry ofjustice is saying it was a case of food poisoning, that there had been a church service here at the prison and a meal immediately afterwards, a curry. people became ill very quickly, vomiting, light—headed, slurring their speech. the meal was prepared here at the prison but tonight are six people remain in hospital, three prisoners and three chaplaincy staff. none are said to be in a life—threatening condition. the secret papers that show the post office knew its it system could have been accessed remotely — when it was arguing in court that it couldn't. and 700 years after it was taken to england we get a glimpse of the historic stone of destiny in its new home at perth museum coming up in sport on bbc

and this is the capital’s air ambulance service.ivan sidorkin says: the helicopter helps to fulfill the rules of the golden hour and provide emergency assistance before the onset of irreparable consequences. however, success depends not only on doctors. team work. the average speed of such a helicopter is 230 km/h. unlike a car, a flying ambulance moves in a straight line, avoiding road junctions and traffic jams. true, there are some nuances. plant. the helicopter operates on unprepared sites. ekaterina oreshnikova has been in aviation for more than 30 years, she says that you have to rush to help through storms and thunderstorms, and land in the most unexpected places, for example, in kolomensky park or on the moscow ring road. but the hardest thing is to quickly accept decision while the helicopter hovered in the air. that is, arriving specifically at the place where we are needed, we must determine the conditions for a safe landing, this is , first of all, the direction of the wind, and obstacles, distance from... the victim. on

the london ambulance service plans to join this company.ntends to transfer 50 decommissioned cars to ukraine. europe is experiencing unprecedented levels of violence, says politics. the reason for this is drugs that literally flooded the eu. in france, as the publication notes, criminal gangs hire teenagers to unload. cain and give children kalashnikov assault rifles; torture chambers used by criminals were found in holland.

to the london ambulance service plans to join this company. she intends to transfer 50 decommissioned cars to ukraine. europe is experiencing unprecedented levels of violence, says politics. the reason for this is drugs that literally flooded the eu. in france, as the publication notes, criminal gangs hire teenagers to unload cocaine and give children kalashnikov assault rifles. and in holland, torture chambers were found that were used criminally. according to europol, the european monitoring center drugs and drug addiction, the market for illicit substances in europe is worth approximately 30 billion euros per year, and the import of cocaine and the export of ecstasy reached record levels in 2022 . the main task is to increase product sales in the domestic and foreign markets, unload warehouses, and then resolve issues related to production. from idea to prototype should take no more than a few months. the vice-president spoke about this. can be used, you probably know that an enterprise has appeared in tatarstan that produce refrigerators,

ambulances across south dakota. we've also worked with indian health service was to get the devices at no charge in ambulances and in their crews. we also just completed a comprehensive analysis of the current state in south dakota. we had over 400 stakeholder meetings over the course of eight months. later this year the department will roll out a $7.5 million grant program to ambulance services. this is going to suffer the implementation of regional houses and much more. the transport times range from a few minutes to over an hour. during those transports, professionals are in the back of the ambulance caring for patients and often times alone. south dakota changed that. we are the first state in the country to implement. that means we are using telemedicine to connect physicians, paramedics with of the ems personnel in the field. we work with our partners to do it and there's nothing else like it in the country. it is saving lives. nearly 90 ambulance services in the state of installed telemedicine and motion. one of the first major calls came last december out caring for his buffalo attacked by one of his animals

but we can't keep us ambulance service and us hospitals running to the standards they're supposed tos ambulance services, said it has been investing in more vehicles and staff, though accepts there are ongoing challenges with response times. we've been looking through thousands of prevention—of—death reports, like the one written in shaun's case. these are effectively warning letters sent by a coroner to the government or the health authorities after an inquest, to try to prevent a similar death in the future. we identified more than 100 — that's two a week — sent last year which referred to a long wait for nhs treatment, a shortage of staff, or a lack of nhs resources. that's double the number compared to the two years before the pandemic. it includes the case of ten—year—old william gray. in october 2020, and again seven months later, he had two life—threatening asthma attacks. his mother says the family struggled to get the right support. no, really, follow—up check—ups, really. in october i had to make the calls, er... but, yeah, to leave a parent, you know... ..just with no help

ambulance can't. rob hope knows the importance of the service. o it took him 24 minutes. —— so it took him 24 minutes. and when i got to the rv! in newcastle, i actually stopped breathing, my heart stopped. and mr fearon, who was the surgeon there, had said if you'd been 30 seconds later, we would never have got you back. you know, coming by road, it would have taken two hours. i wouldn't have even reached carlisle and i would have been dead. it costs on average about £23,000 a day, every day of the year to keep us being able to provide the critical care that we do. for him to raise the amount of money that he's hopefully going to raise... ..it�*s just so humbling. today, it was revealed that one of the service's helicopters, the pride of cumbria, has been branded with max's paw print. incredible to think that our little dog that helped so many is still out there helping so many. aw! and it is fantastic. it's an amazing legacy and it's one that i thought would have stopped when we lost max. but it's actually grown in momentum. cheering. kerry set

what i subsequently learned from east midlands ambulance service, that i wrote to them saying, "i'm notbut i just want to know what pressures you were facing on that day," what they said is that ambulances were backed up outside the leicester royal infirmary, unable to devote the patients that they had in the back of the ambulances. —— unable to deliver the patient. there were

what i subsequently learned from east midlands ambulance service, that i wrote to them saying, "i'm notut ijust want that i wrote to them saying, "i'm not complaining but i just want to know what pressures you were facing on that day," what they said is that ambulances were backed up outside the leicester royal infirmary, unable to devote the patients that they had in the back of the ambulances. —— unable to deliver the patient. there were patients in hospital who were well enough to come home but who didn't have the care package at home so couldn't leave the hospital. so as you can tell, it was a whole system issue that ended up failing my mum. find that ended up failing my mum. and what kind of— that ended up failing my mum. and what kind of solutions do you think need to be put in place to stop some of these cases happening? i know you are part of an organisationjust treatment, what are you calling for? what we believe is two things are necessary, extra funding, and i know people say that the money goes into the nhs and disappears, it doesn't, it is used for the good of patients. and

the ambulance service will also be connected to the unified state system, this should increase the efficiencyduce the time a vehicle arrives to a call, and therefore increase the chances of saving lives. in real time, the dispatcher can see which ambulance, where exactly it is located in... as i said, this happens online, accordingly, now this is an opportunity to monitor, in the future this is an opportunity with the help of artificial intelligence and the so-called automatic routing module, the system will prompt the dispatcher which vehicle to direct to the point where assistance is required medical care, owners of unmanned cargo helicopters and agricultural drones are interested in using the platform; in the future, this will open the sky for... civilian drones in regions where there are still bans on such flights. in addition, the project will make it possible to control the speed of personal mobility devices, such as electric scooters. on the eve of the coming season, the issue of safety is especially pressing.

according to sobyanin , more than 100 employees of the moscow ambulance service and the center for disasteredicine participated in the rescue after the terrorist attack. over 700 doctors and nurses took extra shifts. also, as the mayor of moscow reported, almost 400 fire rescuers and more than 140 pieces of equipment took part in extinguishing the fire in kroku cityhole after the terrorist attack. the day before, rescuers finished analyzing the area. in crocus, but complete elimination of the consequences of the terrorist attack will take some time. and today, state duma deputies expressed gratitude to the families of six teenagers who showed bravery and courage during the evacuation of people during the terrorist attack in crocus city hole. in the near future we are looking forward to a live broadcast from our correspondent from okhotny ryad. professional holiday national guard troops are celebrating today. vladimir putin addressed congratulations to military personnel and veterans. the president noted that the soldiers of the russian guard fearlessly serve, including in the donbass protec

port de prince, ambulance services have recovered 10 bodies. locals say that they did not know the circumstances of the deaths, but the area came under attack by criminal gang. witnesses say that armed men also attacked a bank a gas station and they looted homes, prompting residents to flee the neighborhood, some called radio stations asking for help from the police. meanwhile. prime minister ariel henry has accepted his resignation if the transitional council is formed, violence gripped the island in the car caribbean in recent weeks, armed gangs have taken control of much of the capital, calling on henry to quit. now that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on pressv. thank you for watching and stay tuned, i'll be back in half an hour with more news. i was at the age of 16 very interested by the world, what happened around my me, and i was, i traveled when i was 17 years old, i travel even to iran. camera is kind of protection between me and the rest of the world and it's very very useful, it became very famous because when you

ambulance services have recovered 10 bodies.ttack by criminal gang. winduces say that armed men also attacked a bank, a gas station, and looted at several homes, prompting residents to flee the neighborhood. some called radio stations asking for help from the police. meanwile, the haitian prime minister ariel henry has accepted to tender his resignation. if a transitional council is formed. violence gripped the island caribbean nation in recent weeks. armed gangs have taken control of much of the capital and calling on henry to kit quit. the russian president of putin has warned nato against deploying troops to ukraine, this shortly after he secured a landside victory in russia's presidential elections. he says that a conflict between russia and the military alliance will push the world to the verge of a full. world war ii. we discussed the issue in our news review program. the russian president has issued a stern warning to the west over sending military troops in support of ukraine. vladimir putin says a direct confrontation b

the victims were all fatally shot in pitonville, suburb of porte prince, ambulance services have recovered 10 bodies. locals say that they did not know the circumstances of the deaths, but the area came under attack by a criminal gang. witnesses say that armed men als also attacked a bank, a gas station and looted several homes, prompting residents to flee the neighborhood. some called radio stations asking for help from police, meanwhile hasian prime minister ariel henry has accepted to render his resignation if the transitional council is formed. violence grip the island in the caribbean nation. in recent weeks, armed gangs have taken control of much of the capital and calling on henry to quit, and that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on press tv. thank you for watching, stay tuned, i'll be back in half or an hour with more news. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. it's warships, speed boats, missiles and drones among many items in its arsenal have caught many countries in the world. by surprise, but

upscale neighborhood, the victims were all fatally shot in pitianville, suburb of puerto prince. ambulance services recovered 10 bodies. locals say they did not know the circumstances of the deaths, but the area came under attack by a criminal gang. witnices say that armed men also attacked a bank, a gas station, and looted several homes, prompting residents to flee the neighborhood, some called radio stations asking for. from the police, meanwile, the haitian prime minister ariel henry has accepted to tender his resignation if a transitional council is formed, violence gripped the island caribbean nation in recent weeks, armed gangs have taken control of much of the capital and calling on henry to quit. the leader of the democratic people's republic of korea has overseen drills involving super large rocket launchers. footage showed kim jong visiting the launch site and giving directions to military. soul wrapped up their latest joint war games last week. pyongyang considers such drills rehearsals for invasion. and that does it for this additional world news, this bye-bye for now! honestly, if foss

upscale neighborhood. the victims were all fatally shot in pitonville, suburb of part of france, ambulance services have recovered 10 bodies. locals say that they did not know the circumstances of the deaths, but the area came under attack by criminal gang. witnesses say that armed..." men also attacked a bank, a gas station and a looted several homes prompting residents to flee the neighborhoods. some also called for radio stations asking for help. meanwhile, the heitian prime minister ariel henry has accepted to lender his resignation and transitional council is formed. violence is has crippled the island. of caribbean in the recent weeks, armed gangs have taken control of the capital and calling on henry to quit. that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on press tv, but don't go away. i'll be back with more news in just half an hour. writer, screenwriter, translator, theater director, university professor, television and cinema actor, and member of iran's academy of persian language and literature. phd in performing arts. his main preoccupation is cultural and artistic theater, th

gave us work so that we could calmly go about our business, and not only us, of course, and the ambulance servicee was good medical security. the perpetrators of the sitiho terrorist attacks are already known; now it is necessary to identify the masterminds of this terrible crime. this was stated by vladimir putin at a meeting with the government and intelligence services. we discussed the progress of the investigation, as well as measures taken after the tragedy. the head of state emphasized that the investigation must be objective and professional, the president spoke about the goals of this act of intimidation. already said, to sow panic in our society, at the same time to show our own population that all is not lost for the kiev regime, you just need to follow the orders of your western curators, fight to the last ukrainian, carry out the command from washington and adopt a new law on mobilization, create something like hitler yugand in his new edition, of course. to use this new weapon to knock out additional money, a significant part of which can be stolen and put into one’s pocket, as is u

and as regards the search for terrorists, the search for victims respectively continues, the ambulance services not they leave this place because they may be needed at any moment; we periodically see the ambulance attendant. leave here in the direction of this or that hospital of this or that medical institution, which is located in moscow, in in the moscow region, well, in general, the main thing is to get to the injured person faster , so if the operator now shows, you see, even the whole lane is now occupied by cars, according to the data cited by deputy prime minister tatyana golikova, 70 ambulances, 70 teams of doctors are now here, in general they have not left this place to this day. here we observed the arrival of a huge number of so-called mobile headquarters, all law enforcement agencies, authorities, the moscow region, the capital, well, as far as we know, here for almost the first time in the very first time, as soon as possible, the head of the ministry of internal affairs vladimir kolokoltsev and the head of the investigative committee alexander bastrykin appeared here, both work

koreta ambulance services.eports that a shooting and fire occurred before a concert in crocus city holly. it is already clear that this is a terrorist attack. at first they talk about 40 dead and 100 injured, later the numbers change, by this time there are already more than 60 victims, 145 injured. among the victims are five children. in the first minute after the tragedy, everything was reported to the president, says press secretary of the head of state dmitry peskov. vladimir putin constantly receives all servants saving those who care, my wife was wounded , the blood was flowing, they pulled her out into the street, and the first car that came across stopped, well done people took it, i’ll take her car away as soon as possible, and this is not the only heroic act, there are too many wounded, ambulances take everyone away they can’t, although there are more than fifty cars , get to the hospital or just to a safe place, those in need are helped by those who have... transport to take anyone for free, if anyth

the ambulance service of the ministry of emergency situations will deliver the victims to moscow medicaltutions. on board the il-76 are doctors from the spas center detachment and specialists from the ministry of health russia. well, the details of the emergency at dalai mangush. the emergency was reported to the district duty service at 8:40 am. by the time rescuers arrived , the fire had already spread across an area of ​​thousands of square meters. the tets building was unhooked, an emergency operations headquarters was urgently set up, and emergency teams from chakhol and tangda were additionally mobilized. as a result of the explosion, 23 people were injured, six were hospitalized in intensive care in serious condition, nine workers received moderate injuries, the rest were treated as outpatients. additional means and forces are involved, medical care, disaster medicine, as well as republican institutions, 16 medical teams left, seriously injured patients were urgently transported by air ambulance to the capital of the republic, two patients with traumatic brain injury, one patient

muscovites and residents of the moscow region could hear the sounds of helicopters; it was the air ambulance servicefact is that in disaster medicine it is extremely important it is precisely the first hour, it is believed that it is at this time that the human body struggles as much as possible for recovery, and after that it only begins to conserve energy, goes into energy saving mode, which is why prompt actions in the first hour are extremely important, it was carried out. quick sorting, examination, it was found out that these were living people, they needed help, and as a result we sent three of these patients directly to ambulance teams, and one of the heaviest from our point of view was the one who needed in the shortest possible time for hospitalization, he was sent to a medical helicopter and handed over to the medical helicopter crew. doctors are on duty in hospitals around the clock, providing comprehensive support to patients, supervising, stopping their critical conditions, they remain with them even now, it is very difficult to disengage emotionally, but emotions sometimes take over,

in kharkiv, the enemy disabled the numbers of all emergency services. ambulance, emergency services, gas station. services, etc. we took over the coordination of their work. if necessary, you can call 1562. the number of people killed due to the russian shelling of zaporozhye has increased to three. and at least 15 people were injured, the head of the region, ivan fedorov, said. more than 40 residential buildings were damaged in the city. also the occupiers hit dniprogez. according to the office of gen. the prosecutor for the hydroelectric plant, which consists of gs1 and gs2, was hit by eight rockets at once. the biggest impact fell on one of the supports of gs2, the beams there are broken, damaged, the damage is critical. the russians also hit a trolleybus moving along the embankment with a rocket. travel there is currently limited. ukraine on the front lines, under the name of the discussion panel on the 16th. at the kyiv security forum, what is the situation at the front and what are the internal and external challenges for ukraine, we are watching live, and

. >> the sunnyvale department of public safety does not operate its own ambulance service. it is overseen by santa clara county, which contracts with american medical response, which is also providing the quick response vehicles tonight. >> tragedy in maryland after a cargo ship slams into the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. recovery efforts set to resume in just a few hours from now as search crews continue looking for six missing construction workers who were on the bridge the moment it collapsed. >> the ship reportedly lost power early this morning. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with a structural engineer. she joins us now with the latest on the investigation. gianna. >> julie and mike, the coast guard says that they had to suspend the recovery efforts overnight because of the dangerous metal debris that was being moved by the tides. the national transportation safety board says they hope to retrieve the ship's voyage recorder to get some answers about what went wrong. by daylight, the destruction from the collision was devastating. clear the dolly, a 984 foot contain

awarded to communities, we made it easier for new mexicans to get the health care they need from ambulance services to ultrasounds, from optometry to dental services, from primary care for seniors to behavioral health. these initiatives are working. that's why i'm requesting another $100 billion for the rural health care delivery fund. additional medicaid funding so our providers can meet growing demand in the hospital -- with a hospital provider tax which will bring in an additional 1.5-$2 billion into our state shoring up our health care delivery system without costing patients or providers a dime. let's complete the health care authority. doing so will reduce premiums, cut out-of-pocket costs, increase consumer protection, demand better provider networks and hold insurance companies accountable. new mexicans should never have their lives or livelihoods threatened by insurance companies that are more determined to make a dollar. [applause] gov. grisham: as we look toward the future, we are also looking toward our young people and working to provide nation leading education at every age. today, we

after his inquest, west yorkshire icb, which commissions ambulance services, said it is now investingndreds of prevention—of—death reports since last year. these are effectively warning letters sent by a coroner to the government or the health authorities after an inquest, to try to prevent a similar death in the future. we identified more than 100 — that's two a week — last year, which referred to a long wait for nhs treatment, a shortage of staff, or a lack of nhs resources. that's double the number compared to the two years before the pandemic. it includes the case of william gray, who died in 2021 after a series of asthma attacks. at his inquest, the coroner warned about under resourcing of the local nhs asthma service, where staffing levels were described as "ridiculous". his mother says she struggled to get the right assessments. to leave a parent, you know... ..just with no help or support is just... it's very hard, having to do that all by yourself, and panicking. i don't think no mother should be left feeling that way. you know, when you've watched your child stop breathing a

but on some of the big national issues like the state of the health service, the state of the ambulance serviceswage, pollution. he will be saying that these council elections should be used to send a message to the conservative government. so if people are discontented, the liberal democrats are there to pick up an channel that discontent. i�*m not sure what corny stunt he has ready, that he specialises in those. i think we will get something similar today. but in policy terms, he will focus on issues that resonate notjust at local elections, but nationally. in otherwords, local elections, but nationally. in other words, this is preparation for a general election campaign. find other words, this is preparation for a general election campaign. and do ou think a general election campaign. and do you think all — a general election campaign. and do you think all of _ a general election campaign. and do you think all of the _ a general election campaign. and do you think all of the parties _ a general election campaign. and do you think all of the parties are - you think all of the parties are going

. >> complaints about ambulance service in alameda county, the frustration over lagging response times plus probably won't be going to very many games. >> but i'm not going to be a giants fan. >> but we're going to follow the team. >> some mixed emotions tonight from a's fans as the future of their team hangs in the balance. we will hear from some of them during tonight's exhibition. bay bridge series and a beautiful night tonight. >> the sunset was money. we've got rain coming in as we get to the through the week. i got it in the five day forecast plus loaded up with the latest computer model. it all starts with a chevy truck. chevy silverado with the turbomax engine and best-in-class standard torque. and the chevy silverado hd with up to 14 available camera views. do more in a chevy truck, get yours now. get $5000 total value on silverado ltz & high country models when you trade in an eligible vehicle. or during chevy truck season, get as low as 0.9% financing on all 2024 silverado 1500 pickups. chevrolet. together let's drive. deep breath. on all 2024 silverado 1500 pickups. cancer

i think for me, the i thing i wasn't happy with was the ambulance service. had a fall and she is elderly and when i phoned 999 with expectation for them to be there before i could get to her, i was told it was a 9.5 hour wait. and it really hit home of what is going on with the nhs. when you have an elderly parent, the fall was bad but when we did eventually get to the hospital at amd, the staff were fantastic. but it's just that initial call to 999. it was a 9.5 hour wait for my mum. hahn that initial call to 999. it was a 9.5 hour wait for my mum. how is she? she — 9.5 hour wait for my mum. how is she? she is _ 9.5 hour wait for my mum. how is she? she is getting _ 9.5 hour wait for my mum. how is she? she is getting better, - 9.5 hour wait for my mum. how is she? she is getting better, six - she? she is getting better, six weeks non-weight _ she? she is getting better, six weeks non-weight bearing - she? she is getting better, six weeks non-weight bearing at i she? she is getting better, six i weeks non-weight bearing at the weeks non—weight bearing at th

after his inquest, west i yorkshire icb which commissions ambulance services says it is investing inr. these are essentially warning letters to the health authorities or government after an inquest to try to prevent a similar death in future. we identified more than 100, two per week, last year which refer to a long wait for nhs treatment, a shortage of staff or a lack of nhs resources. that's double the number compared to the two years before the pandemic. it includes the case of william gray who died in 2021 after a series of asthma attacks. at his inquest, the coroner warned about under resourcing of the local nhs asthma service where staffing levels were described as ridiculous. his mother said she struggled to get the right assessment. to mother said she struggled to get the right assessment.— right assessment. to leave a parent with no help — right assessment. to leave a parent with no help or— right assessment. to leave a parent with no help or support _ right assessment. to leave a parent with no help or support is _ right assessment. to leave a parent with no help or support

stjohn ambulance service treated around 50 people — one person in serious condition.a800 had a "technical problem" which caused "strong movement". it is believed the strong movement the plane experienced was a sudden drop. so far 13 people have been taken to a local hospital. let's speak to our reporter in sydney phil mercer. he is following this for us. good to see you. what has happened here? this was a petrifying flight for passengers on board flight la 800. it originated here in sydney. it was on its way to santiago in chile with a stopover in auckland, new zealand's biggest city. about two hours into a three—hour flight, passengers report, some of them experiencing a sudden midair drop and that briefly the plane nosedived and that briefly the plane nosedived and witnesses have described people, passengers and crew flying through the cabin, leaving blood on the roof and pictures posted online have shown people being treated for their injuries, what we do know is that mercifully this service, this latam flight was able to continue its journey, landed on schedule at

in kharkiv , the enemy disabled the numbers of all emergency services, ambulance, emergency services, gas service, etc. we took on... the coordination of their work. if necessary, you can call the number 1562. a large-scale fire broke out in one of the settlements of sumy oblast. the russians struck the shostkinsky district, the state emergency service said region it was not a residential building that caught fire, but there was a threat that the flames could spread to a religious building located nearby, as well as to farm buildings . nobody managed to avoid it. two people were killed and at least eight were injured as a result of the morning attack on khmelnytskyi, the state emergency service reported . the russians attacked the region with mortars and rockets, damaging critical infrastructure and residential buildings. a 21-year-old girl was rescued from the rubble. search operations are ongoing, psychologists are working with the victims. local authorities add that more than 20,000 subscribers in 15 settlements are still without electricity. we have significant damage to one of th

awarded last year, we have made it easier for new mexicans to get the healthcare they need, from ambulance services in mora to ultrasounds in mckinley county, from optometry in curry county to dental services in sierra county, from primary care for seniors in valencia to behavioral health in lea county. these initiatives are working. that's why i am requesting another $100 million dollars for the rural health care delivery fund, additional medicaid funding so our providers can m meet growing demands, and a hospital provider tax, which will bring in an additional $1.o to 2 billion dollars into the state, shoring up our health care delivery system, without costing patients or providers a dime. and let's complete the health care authority this session. doing so will reduce premiums, cut out-of-pocket costs, increase consumer protections, demand better provider networks and hold insurance companies accountable. new mexicans should never have their lives or livelihoods threatened by insurance companies that are more determined to make a dollar than a difference. [applause] as we look towards the future,

situations, law enforcement agencies, continue to drive away. further from the main entrance, the air ambulance serviceng area where they are standing, along the moscow ring road, now there is a traffic jam of ambulances with the wounded, there is also a traffic jam of empty cars, medical accidents that comes here also as a reserve, and as we see now... the roof, the dome of the concert hall is still floating, watering it from fire hydrants from aerial platforms, firefighting aircraft are working, with powerful volleys of water, firefighters are trying to put out the flames, but it’s not so fast, now, as we see, 2 hours after the explosion, followed by a fire, the roof of the concert hall is still burning. the largest concert venue, 6,200 seats, there is a lot of work for rescuers and firefighters, explosives technicians, and of course the special services here now, well, the people, the whole crowd and from journalists, from ordinary passers-by and from relatives, those who were at that very... concert, now the crowd is moving further from the main entrance, at the scene of the incident, now another o

ambulance service — - is the patient breathing? erm, i don't think so.en him violently. he'd suffered a fatal brain injury. the police became suspicious, and their investigation uncovered weeks of abuse at his home. serious burns from being submerged in boiling water — a punishment for soiling himself. and they found this — a bamboo cane. christina robinson admitted using it the day he died, a punishment for playing with his food. she said at that time she was following her religious teachings. he's fine because obviously he's vomited it out, so he's all right. a voice note recorded by robinson on a mobile phone reveals more about family life. now he's picking up everything, and then he's going to get his ass kicked. christina robinson lied from the outset. i'm pleased today that the jury have seen through these lies and convicted her of his murder. and i'm proud of the dedication and commitment that the investigation team has shown to bring justice for dwelaniyah. and the jurors were thanked too. three of them wept when they returned their verdicts. tha

the ambulance service will also be connected to the unified state system, this should increase the efficiencynt , reduce the time a vehicle arrives to a call, and means increasing the chances of saving a life. in real time, the dispatcher can see which ambulance is located where exactly. as i said, this happens online, accordingly , now it is possible to monitor, in the future it is possible with the help of artificial intelligence and the so-called automatic routing module, the system will tell the dispatcher which car to direct to the point where medical assistance is needed, in owners of unmanned cargo vehicles are interested in using the platform helicopters and agriculture. the european union in our country is trying to interfere in the march presidential elections in russia, the foreign ministry has collected materials on the mechanisms of intervention, support for non-systemic opposition, a week and a half ago, european ambassadors were summoned to lavrov. i just wanted, as minister of foreign affairs, to tell ambassadors and heads of diplomatic missions that we simply advise, with the

the ambulance service said it treated around 2a people, seven passengers and three crew members weres flight had a "technical problem" which caused "strong movement", believed to be a sudden drop. let's speak to brian jokat who was on the flight from sydney and is now in auckland. how are you? i'm in good nick, i managed _ how are you? i'm in good nick, i managed to _ how are you? i'm in good nick, i managed to be _ how are you? i'm in good nick, i managed to be one _ how are you? i'm in good nick, i managed to be one of _ how are you? i'm in good nick, i managed to be one of the - how are you? i'm in good nick, i managed to be one of the lucky| how are you? i'm in good nick, i- managed to be one of the lucky ones not thrown around that plane in a crazy afternoon.— crazy afternoon. take us through what happened. _ crazy afternoon. take us through what happened. probably - crazy afternoon. take us through what happened. probably two . crazy afternoon. take us through i what happened. probably two thirds ofthe what happened. probably two thirds of the way during _ what happened. probab

the unified state system will also include an ambulance service, this should improve the efficiency of arrival time. tires for a call, which means increasing the chances of saving a life, in real time the dispatcher can see which ambulance, where exactly it is located, as i said, this happens online, accordingly, now this is an opportunity to monitor, in the future this opportunity with the help artificial intelligence and the so-called automatic routing module, system will tell the dispatcher which car to send. to the point where medical care is needed. owners of unmanned cargo helicopters and agricultural drones are interested in using the platform. in the future, the project will open the skies for civilian drones in regions where there are still bans on such flights. in addition, the project will make it possible to control the speed of personal mobility devices, such as electric scooters. on the eve of the summer season, this is a particularly pressing question. this year one the state system is being tested in five regions, and several dozen more will join. next year. yuri sherba

communal services provided us with a drainage system, completely removed the water from our site, we are very pleased, but the road is of course of paramount importance for us, this includes ambulancelity services. i mean, the materials for pouring the gifts must be transported from special sand quarries. adzin from the most powerful zeinichae in the smalyavitsky region. we extract sand and gravel. accordingly, with selections, we mix and obtain a certain material. gps s2, gps5, 12, different mixture. our quarry uses a mobile unit that produces second class sand. here's our loader at work. during these hours, the asphalt is being straightened and difficult drives are carried out using two impenetrable stakes. mataziklists appear on the roads of the city. it's a good idea to remove sports bikes and choppers from the winter garage. however, in minsk we recommend that you be careful on your faith. pakrytstso yashche nedastatkova i was warming up, there was a pack from distant races on motatekhnitsy, let’s get started. assuming attention to the stated matatsyklista, please turn on the car and often look at the back of the chandelier. the lack of snow cover served, so to speak, as the o

and headed to the nearest mykinina metro station. and the alarm was raised by the special services of the ambulance, rescuers, law enforcement officers are already on the spot, now the death toll is being reported, but i note once again that so far all the figures are unofficial information, now at this time minutes, i emphasize once again, the roof of the exhibition center is on fire, there is a threat of collapse , someone is already reporting that the roof has partially collapsed, and the specialists - at this moment , have two main tasks - to save people, and those who may still remain indoors. there could be up to 100 people, and of course , one way or another to deal with those who attacked unarmed citizens, colleagues, yes, vitaly, there are a lot of questions now, clearly this is a prepared action, it is clear that the roof of such a building could not quickly would collapse if they hadn’t worked with it first, apparently, or what they brought there, some kind of incendiary thing, i’m probably not an expert in this matter, but it’s clear that these are not spontaneous things, vitaly kormazi

. >> item 2 an ordinance appropriating 4.8 million in ambulance service ref now in the fire department deappropriating 85 million from permanent salaries, fringe benefits and projects and appropriating 90 million to over time in the d. emergency management. fire department, san francisco puc commission. sheriff's department and police department. in order to support the department's projected increases and over time required per the code. and this ordinance requires a 2 third's vote of the approval for 14.5 million. >> thank you and we have director doony here. >> good afternoon i will kick us off today. so buffer is an ordinance appropriating deappropriating funds within the city's current budget with the exception of the fire department that is appropriating new revenue from ambulance revenues. otherwise it is reappropriating funds toward over time. for the departments on the list. so. after i give an over view of the departments will follow me. say a few words about levels of over time and then they can be available for questions after the full presentation or worn by one. budget ch

little earlier at the scene of the tragedy, let me remind you, there are more than 70 ambulance teams working. servicesf health of belarus a little earlier offered russia assistance in treating those injured as a result of the terrorist attack. and at the moment, another car of the federal center for disaster medicine is leaving this very institution in order to head back to the rokus in order to pick up the victims. here , without a doubt, without a doubt, now all the cars of moscow medical institutions are working so that we do not block their path, we are working in order to provide assistance to the victims of this tragedy, which happened in crocus.

. or— are in the police or the ambulance service, orany are in the police or the ambulance service, ortting in _ something like that. debbie, i remember sitting in court - something like that. debbie, i. remember sitting in court during something like that. debbie, i- remember sitting in court during the trial after andrew was killed, as a reporter. and for all of you, i guess, that is the moment when you reflect on the choice that your loved ones made to serve. do you ever think i wish he had never done it, i wish he had neverfollowed thisjob...?i it, i wish he had never followed this job-j— this job. . . ? i think it was perfectly _ this job. . . ? i think it was perfectly set _ this job. . . ? i think it was perfectly set into - this job. . . ? i think it was perfectly set into that. this job. . . ? i think it was i perfectly set into that role. this job. . . ? i think it was - perfectly set into that role. that was him — perfectly set into that role. that was him through and through. i have had some _ was him through and through. i have had some conversations with a chief constable

it's also the mapping data for your local state house, your local insurance company, hospital ambulance services, you name, it. and right now, we have one company that provides all the data. so what hive map has figured out is you give people a dashcam, they can put it on front of their car. they'll drive around. they'll able to map the world much quickly and readily and with far greater than a google truck could. because it doesn't matter how many google cars are on the road, they're always going to be more cars that aren't google cars than our google cars. and all you need is a few hundred cars on the road. in a city like new york. and you can map the city every few weeks. so hard maps in one year has maps. 10% of the world's surface or 5 million kilometers of roadway. and in like new york and seoul and los, their data is better than the data that google maps has created. so apple, microsoft, these companies have spent billions of dollars to try and compete with google maps and the failed pretty much. but with web3 technology, a bunch of users can get together and can potentially do it themsel