Sami called an ambulance.

Sami needed an ambulance.

The ambulance was escorted by military jeep to the Qadomin bus station where after 10 minutes the ambulance crew got their IDs back and were allowed to continue working.

Layla called for an ambulance.

Sami was an ambulance attendant.

Do you need an ambulance?

Do you need an ambulance?

Do you need an ambulance?

Do you need an ambulance?

Do you need an ambulance?

Central Emergency (police, ambulance, fire)

Stay put. I'm calling an ambulance.

Sami was put in an ambulance.

Dog chases an ambulance in Taguatinga

Mohammed Bucheery shares a photograph of an ambulance stuck in traffic An ambulance not able to move an inch in traffic.

Layla was dead when the ambulance arrived.

This clinic doesn't even have an ambulance.

Sami worked for an ambulance dispatch company.

Don't worry. The ambulance will be here soon.

Stay with me, Layla. The ambulance is coming.

Sami was worried enough to call an ambulance.

It involved several ambulance aircraft and armored equipment (APC).

Upon his return, however, Omer was detained by Shin Beit, only to reappear half a day later in an ambulance.

(Afghanistan) conducting tuberculosis treatment building health centers providing medicine and ambulance.

History The history of the ambulance begins in ancient times, with the use of carts to transport incurable patients by force.

He was taken by ambulance to a psychiatric hospital in the town of Balkanabad (formerly Nebitdag), where he was forcibly confined.

Fallows writes that one camera caught a man being loaded into an ambulance, while footage from a different camera shows the same man jumping out of the ambulance a few minutes later.

A homeless man was being transported in an ambulance after suffering a seizure.

At the end of the morning on December 17, 2013, Urutau was removed from the tree by firefighters and taken away in an ambulance.

The service which grew out of this, Dial 1298 for Ambulance, with one ambulance in 2004, now has a hundred plus ambulances in three states, and has transported over 100,000 patients and victims since inception.

The French authorities had had to transfer her by ambulance with medical personnel in attendance because of the deterioration in the state of her health.

He has been appealing to have an ambulance to evacuate the injured but in vain. All appeals to send him an ambulance to evacuate the injured and if possible, the rest of the family, have failed so far!

The van had no visible markings to suggest it was an ambulance or a protected vehicle.

After he began coughing up blood, he was taken by ambulance to a hospital, where he was diagnosed with a torn trachea and given five hours to live.

All of a sudden, the paramedics noticed something unusual the man's dog was desperately following the ambulance.

Although far from recovered, he was then returned to prison in an ordinary transport vehicle rather than an ambulance.

Other sources reported that ambulances bringing pregnant women to hospital were delayed for 1 2 ½ hours at checkpoints when the patients had to be transferred from the ambulance on one side to an ambulance on the other, because they were not allowed to go through the checkpoints.

And a little while later, I am riding in an ambulance from one hospital across Boston to Massachusetts General Hospital.

The loudspeakers are calling on people in the higher floors to come down. The sound of ambulance sirens gets louder.

It provides hospitals, emergency medicine and ambulance services, and primary health care centers in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

The mandate was to renew the province's preparedness in health institutions and ambulance services, to prevent and control communicable diseases.

After an hour, the replacement ambulance came, and transported Jinnah to Government House, arriving there over two hours after the landing.

After replenishing in Sydney, Centaur embarked the 2 12th Field Ambulance for transport to New Guinea, and sailed on 12 May.

Benefits include premium free Alberta Health Care, dental care, eye care and glasses, prescriptions, essential diabetic supplies and emergency ambulance services.

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) reported more than 660 access incidents experienced by ambulance providers and a further 1,537 by humanitarian agencies from January 2004 through July 2005 in the occupied Palestinian territory.