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Emergency Services: April 23, 2024

Includes reports from the Worthington Police Department, Nobles County Sheriff's Office, Pipestone County Sheriff's Office and Minnesota State Patrol.

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Emergency Services: April 12, 2024

Includes incidents reported by the Worthington Police Department, Nobles County Sheriff's Office and Jackson County Sheriff's Office.

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BBC News

moment, thank you very much. i a new way of screening less urgent ambulance calls is to be introduced in england, to try to improve response times. the focus is on category two calls — which include emergencies such as heart attacks and strokes. but, crews are being asked to review incidents which may not need such a fast response. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes reports. ambulance, is the patient breathing? ambulance call centres have seen record levels of demand in recent months, contributing to some of the worst ever response times. so in london and the west midlands, they have been experimenting with a new way of dealing with calls in an effort to make sure help gets where its needed the most. this new system will allow a clinical conversation between a nurse, a paramedic or a doctor and the patient, and between them they will be able to decide whether an ambulance is the best response for that patient, or they are better cared for in a different environment. it does not mean anyone loses their place in the queue.

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Breakfast

had dropped off her children at school. she was out walking her dog and was seen close to the river, and police are working on this hypothesis that she went into the river. but this new detail has brought about some criticism on social media but also from mps as well. one mp says she is deeply uncomfortable with police releasing this kind of information. stella creasy has shared her concerns saying that to discuss this kind of thing, she cannot see how this will assist the police investigation here. police say they have devoted an unprecedented level of resources, they are sifting through a lot of information, and they are still working on the assumption that she is missing and there is no third party involved. is missing and there is no third party involved-— is missing and there is no third party involved. thanks very much, yunus. a new way of screening less urgent ambulance calls is to be

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Breakfast

these profits start to fall in the year to come, but they are historically enormous numbers. hannah, thank you very much. it is just it isjust coming up it is just coming up to it isjust coming up to 7.10. a new way of screening less urgent ambulance calls is to be introduced in england, to try to improve response times. the focus is on category two calls, which include emergencies such as heart attacks and strokes. crews are now being asked to review incidents which may not need such a fast response. search and rescue operations have stopped in some areas of turkey and syria, ten days after the devastating earthquakes struck. more than 41,000 people are now known to have died. the nato secretary—general will visit turkey today to meet the president and offer support to the worst—affected areas. let's speak now to our correspondent caroline davies, who's in the turkish city of adana.

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BBC News

direction that not only the snp, but all scottish politics by a few dinosaurs on the right wing are doing. dinosaurs on the right wing are doinu. . ~' ,. , dinosaurs on the right wing are doinu. . ~ ,, , . ., dinosaurs on the right wing are doin., ., ~' , . ., ., doing. thank you very much, go to seak to doing. thank you very much, go to speak to you _ doing. thank you very much, go to speak to you again. _ doing. thank you very much, go to speak to you again. we _ doing. thank you very much, go to speak to you again. we will- doing. thank you very much, go to speak to you again. we will more i speak to you again. we will more have on the snp later on bbc news. a new way of screening less urgent ambulance calls is to be introduced in england, to try to improve response times. the focus is on category two calls — which include emergencies such as heart attacks and strokes. but, crews are being asked to review incidents which may not need such a fast response. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes reports. ambulance, is the patient breathing? ambulance call centres have seen record levels of demand in recent months, contributing to some of the worst ever response times. so in london and the west midlands, they have been experimenting with a new way of dealing with calls in an effort to make sure help gets

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BBC News

not talk about the details of the investigation, but actually give the public some reassurance that the force is managing this whole issue in the right way. zoe billingham, former inspector of constabulary. a new way of screening less urgent ambulance calls is to be introduced in england, to try to improve response times. the focus is on category two calls — which include emergencies such as heart attacks and strokes. but, crews are being asked to review incidents which may not need such a fast response. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes reports. ambulance, is the patient breathing? ambulance call centres have seen record levels of demand in recent months, contributing to some of the worst ever response times. so in london and the west midlands, they have been experimenting with a new way of dealing with calls in an effort to make sure help gets where its needed the most. this new system will allow a clinical conversation between a nurse, a paramedic or a doctor and the patient, and between them they will be able to decide whether an ambulance is the best response for that patient, or they are better cared

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BBC News at Six

staff. ~ ., his ambitions in a briefing for nhs staff. a, , , ., his ambitions in a briefing for nhs staff. ,, ., ., , staff. more beds, more ambulances, more staff. — staff. more beds, more ambulances, more staff, better _ staff. more beds, more ambulances, more staff, better social— staff. more beds, more ambulances, more staff, better social care. - staff. more beds, more ambulances, more staff, better social care. if - more staff, bettersocial care. if we can deliver on it, i think we will see, in fact i know we will see, the largest and fastest ever improvement in emergency waiting times in the nhs of�*s history. but here�*s the challenge — there�*s a target of 95% of patients seen or assessed in a&e within four hours of arriving. but recently performance has plunged to a record low of 65%. the nhs says it can get back to 76% next spring. and for category 2 ambulance calls, including heart attacks and stokes, crews are supposed to get there within 18 minutes — but last month the average was an hour and a half. there�*s now a pledge to get that back to half a hour by next year. the plan has measures to break the logjams and speed the flow of patients through hospitals. we currently have 24 patients in the department who are waiting for beds.

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