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the hilllsbrough disaster was at a football ground there was too many people, every one was crowded together and they were all tryng to get out of the crowd many people died including some police men it was on the news a couple of months ago.
a whole lot!!
Yes, many women drove ambulances.
Two.From the Rules of Golf, Section II, Definitions.The "teeing ground" is the starting place for the hole to be played. It is a rectangular area two club-lengths in depth, the front and the sides of which are defined by the outside limits of two tee-markers. A ball is outside the teeing ground when all of it lies outside the teeing ground.
Women in WW2 made aircraft, riveted ships, built bombs and shells, drove ambulances and worked in farms. They performed magnificently.
If one person is hurt 1 ambulance will come but there may be an ambulance responder before it! Hope it helps.
Roughly in US around 5,000 I was service manager for the largest mfg. of ambulances in the world in the mid-90's. At that time Ford would mfg. 5,000 47-A ambulance chasis of which we would purchase 2,500. The balance 2,500 would be split among the 40 (at that time) other ambulance mfgs.
How many inches of the ground can my car be if dropped
Emergency Medical Technicians work on ambulances. What they are allowed to do will depend upon which state they are in. All are trained in CPR and management of many other emergency situations.
Yes, it is considered a first line treatment for many emergency situations. Even Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) can administer this drug. Oxygen is considered a drug.
Transporting patients by cart has been around since the ancient times. The Spanish in 1487 used them most regularly for emergency transport in the form of carts/carriages/wagons and the Knights of St. John. Thereafter throughout American and European countries during times of civil war and unrest. During the 19th - 20th centuries motor technology lent itself to advancement providing for motorized ambulances. Sometimes Hearses were also used as ambulances. Over many decades evolving into what it is today. In the 1980's ambulances had a fuel overhall changing from gas to diesel.
Ground has one syllable.