Hospital waiting times blamed for Shropshire "running out of ambulances”
SHROPSHIRE “ran out” of ambulances earlier this month because all the vehicles based in the county were queueing outside hospitals, a service chief has said.
Local Democracy Reporter
Local Democracy Reporter covering Telford & Wrekin in Shropshire
Local Democracy Reporter covering Telford & Wrekin in Shropshire
SHROPSHIRE “ran out” of ambulances earlier this month because all the vehicles based in the county were queueing outside hospitals, a service chief has said.
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