Concerns about tottenhams emergency medical services have been raised following a video showing ambulance drivers being instructed by an ambulance driver to ignore concerns about tottenhams emergency medical services.
A video which has gone viral shows an ambulance driver instructing paramedics on how to handle tottenhams emergency services.
The clip shows a paramedic in the car driving past St James Ambulance which is in an off-road ambulance bay – while another paramedic is doing CPR.
After a short delay, the ambulance driver stops to instruct the paramedic and he then instructs to his colleague to turn around.
The video shows the paramedics then turn around, saying ‘turn round. It’s time to turn round’.
A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Ambulance Service (MAS) said: “As an urgent priority, staff have been advised to continue the normal emergency services response to patients, as required.”
The MAS spokesperson said the paramedic involved was “not injured”, but could not comment further as police inquiries are ongoing.
The video sparked widespread concern after it was revealed that it had been filmed by one of the drivers of the ambulance, wit바카라 게임h viewers quickly making their own observations.
But the paramedic who directed the instructions has now defended the crew, with one Tweet claiming: “Our paramedi진주안마c in the ambulance did no such thing – he just acted like an idiot.”
The paramedic has also defended the paramedic who filmed it, claiming it “did not look at all professional or the paramedic in the video was really busy with other work.”
The Metropolitan Ambulance S피망 포커ervice posted this response on Twitter.
The paramedic in the ambulance did no such thing – he just acted like an idiot.
Our paramedic in the ambulance did no such thing – he just acted like an idiot.
The response stated: “We have been warned about this incident and we have a number of trained emergency crews with all their skills and the video they were seen on does not reflect the best of the London Ambulance Service.
“The paramedic involved was in the early stages of working in the car. His colleagues were not.”