Covid: Army begins assisting Welsh Ambulance Service
BBC News Published media captionThe army is helping the Welsh Ambulance Service cope with another Covid-19 wave The British Army has stepped in to help paramedics across Wales after an "extraordinary" request from medical chiefs. About 90 Royal Logistic Corps and the Royal Army Medical Corps soldiers have been deployed to help deal with the growing pressures of Covid-19. The Welsh Ambulance Services director of operations, Lee Brooks, said he had "never known a period like now". It will be the ...
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