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Home » Remarkable » Ambulance in disrepute
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This week, however, a separate event took place involving careless conduct. It will happen to you that you drive behind a speeding ambulance and suddenly the doors fly open and the stretcher with patient ends up on the street.
The driver quickly noticed and so did other road users so that the patient could be pushed into the ambulance together. Nothing is known about further injury to the patient!
How a stretcher was not secured in the car, but also the doors of the car were not sufficiently closed, makes you think! Too much haste or no sense of responsibility? It sometimes seems that an ambulance is only paid if it transports a patient. Whoever is first in an accident and who deals with and transports the victim gets paid.
What awaits the ambulance driver at his company, especially with so many postings on YouTube.
Source: The Thaiger
Watch the video here:
Most ambulances I see and recognize in my area belong to a state or private hospital.
And the drivers are on the hospital payroll.
A neighbor of mine is now a retired driver on one of the ambulances of the Pasang government hospital.
But nevertheless a film to laugh about.
Jan Beute.
Really too crazy for words. Which ambulance now drives with the tailgate open. The stretcher is also not secured! Shame that this could happen! That's called an ambulance crew!!! Ha-ha!