I would imagine comandeering a bus is part of the the major incident plan of any emergency service in London. I would be surprised if it was an off-the-cuff decision.
I would imagine comandeering a bus is part of the the major incident plan of any emergency service in London. I would be surprised if it was an off-the-cuff decision.
It is, the local ambulance service will liaise with the bus company if there are a large amount of walking wounded who need further treatment but do not need urgent medical care enroute, a bus is an ideal way of moving people and means you do not need to tie up all ambulances in the area which may be needed for other calls.
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I agree, but I thought it was a bit out of order to be checking all their Oyster cards.
And I hope they don't get charged for the cost of cleaning their blood from the seats.
It is, the local ambulance service will liaise with the bus company if there are a large amount of walking wounded who need further treatment but do not need urgent medical care enroute, a bus is an ideal way of moving people and means you do not need to tie up all ambulances in the area which may be needed for other calls.
We may as well ask what Sky has to do with news really.