It is now even more important than ever that YOU carry an Aspod containing ‘immediate’ aspirin!

21 Jul

Heart attack? Wait longer for an ambulance:
Huge 999 shake-up means slower response times for millions

* Major overhaul of the 999 service will mean 8-minute response target scrapped

* Those who suffer heart attacks are now likely to have to wait 18 minutes for help

* In some cases, delay could be 40 minutes for those needing medical attention

Mail Online, Friday 14th July, 2017.

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