Ambulance

Climate protesters are accused of significantly holding uthe emergency vehicle on the M25 as it responded to a chest pain callout.

Spencer-Longhurst, a retired primary school teacher and potter, said in a statement from the dock: "I am truly sorry for the disruption caused. "There is evidence of impact to the public. On September 15, the protestors blocked the motorway at Junction 25 between 08:11 and 11:46 and caused a blockage of 43,952 vehicles with a loss of 5,644 vehicle hours at a financial cost of £83,452.

Sue Spencer-Longhurst, pictured right, pleaded guilty today to two counts of causing a public nuisance on the M25 with Michelle Charlesworth, second right, ...

‘The Russian invasion of Ukraine has shown that we need to remove our dependency on fossil fuels. ‘There is evidence of impact to the public. I don’t know what else to do.’ ‘This created a backlog on the slipway. She said: ‘I am truly sorry for the disruption caused. The charges related to Insulate Britain protests at Junction 14 of the M25 on September 13, and at Junction 25 two days later.

"So far we have carried six dead civilians and seven others injured," Abdikadir Abdirahman, director of Aamin Ambulance Service said. Somalia's Islamist group ...

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Six people were killed on Friday by a blast at a seasida's cnt in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, an ambulance service official told Reuters.

The group has been fighting for years to topple the central government and establish its own rule based on its strict interpretation of Islam's sharia law. Last week hundreds of Somali lawmakers were finally sworn into office, paving the way for them to pick the country's new leader, a process that has been delayed for months amid a power struggle between the current president and the prime minister. The Pescatore Seafood Restaurant, which opened recently in Lido Beach in Mogadishu's south, was frequented by security and government officials.

EMAS said their ambulance stations are “ ...

It is clearly having an impact nationally at the moment. Craig Parkin, Chief Fire Officer, said during the meeting on April 22: “The feasibility study is still going ahead. “In the end, I had to get a friend of mine and we had to pick a 92-year-old lady up because we couldn’t get an ambulance.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – For years, billing rates for Cleveland EMS ambulance services have lagged far below what other cities charge and below what insurers are ...

“We’re leaving money on the table.” “Our intention is not to have grandma paying out of pocket for an ambulance ride,” Sommerfelt said. Cleveland is “missing out the most” when it comes to privately-insured patients, city Controller Jim Gentile said during 2022 budget hearings. Polensek blamed another factor – the costs of training – as a contributor. They pointed to Cleveland’s standing “soft-billing” practices, in which a patient’s balance is forgiven after insurers pay their portion. The city’s price tag for staffing, along with everything else it needs to deliver EMS services, is expected to be around $35 million in 2022. EMS rate increases would impact uninsured and privately insured patients the most, the Finance Department’s analysis said. But notably, Cleveland’s rates for at least two types of ambulance service also fall below the rates that Medicare is willing to pay. It’s unclear why Cleveland hasn’t raised ambulance rates since the early 2000s. Cleveland’s base rate for an ambulance run ranges from $350 to $500 and has been in place since around 2004. The result: Cleveland EMS isn’t coming close to recouping its rising costs for medication, supplies, salaries, fuel and ambulances. Slife hopes to introduce and pass legislation this year that would put the rates more in line with industry standards.

INSULATE Britain protestors caused an ambulance to be delayed by nearly an hour as it raced towards a suspected heart attack victim.Climate protesters.

"There is evidence of impact to the public. Referring to an earlier protest on September 13 on the M25, Mr Earl said: "The duration was between 08:43 and 11:41. It is estimated that 42,970 vehicles were affected with 1,449 vehicle hours lost and it is calculated that the financial impact was £62,669. INSULATE Britain protestors caused an ambulance to be delayed by nearly an hour as it raced towards a suspected heart attack victim.

CLEVELAND — For years, billing rates for Cleveland EMS ambulance services have lagged far below what other cities charge and below what insurers are willing to ...

“We’re leaving money on the table.” The city’s price tag for staffing, along with everything else it needs to deliver EMS services, is expected to be around $35 million in 2022. “Our intention is not to have grandma paying out of pocket for an ambulance ride,” Sommerfelt said. But notably, Cleveland’s rates for at least two types of ambulance service also fall below the rates that Medicare is willing to pay. Polensek blamed another factor – the costs of training – as a contributor. Cleveland is “missing out the most” when it comes to privately-insured patients, city Controller Jim Gentile said during 2022 budget hearings. They pointed to Cleveland’s standing “soft-billing” practices, in which a patient’s balance is forgiven after insurers pay their portion. EMS rate increases would impact uninsured and privately insured patients the most, the Finance Department’s analysis said. Slife hopes to introduce and pass legislation this year that would put the rates more in line with industry standards. It’s unclear why Cleveland hasn’t raised ambulance rates since the early 2000s. Cleveland’s base rate for an ambulance run ranges from $350 to $500 and has been in place since around 2004. The result: Cleveland EMS isn’t coming close to recouping its rising costs for medication, supplies, salaries, fuel and ambulances.