doppypoppy
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My grandmother suddenly not well early morning.
So I immediately called 995.
The ringtone is like calling normal land line.
Took a while of ringing before a Malay uncle pick up. He said something like 'Hello, 995...'
Told him what happened. He asked if patient is conscious and a few other things on the patient current condition.
Then I had to repeat my address twice and spell it out even. This can be improved.
About 20 mins later, ambulance arrived. 1 Malay girl, 2 Malay bros.
They did the usual checks and then put my grandma on the stretcher. Told us which hospital we going.
At the lift area, abit awkward, as the lift does not seem to have space for us. So I decided to auto abit and walked downstairs.
Outside the ambulance, the crew focused on getting my grandma into the ambulance. Also awkward moment as I did not know whether to enter the ambulance or wait for them to ask me to go in.
Finally, the Malay girl asked me to go insai. Sit beside driver. Once insai, I saw the screen display showing my case, there is even an audio clip for the crew to replay my call to 995.
Also I saw a sign that says no photograph.
Meanwhile, the ambulance did not move off immediately. This answered my longtime curiosity as to why some ambulance stay at a spot for very long.
The reason is they need to do ECG on the spot. Once that was done, then the driver will get signal to move off.
The ambulance also on the red and blue light which attracted some attention but there was no sound.
Soon, the ambulance arrived at the hospital. My grandma recovered quickly and was soon back to normal health.
Overall an interesting experience and give a 8/10 rating to the scdf guys.
So I immediately called 995.
The ringtone is like calling normal land line.
Took a while of ringing before a Malay uncle pick up. He said something like 'Hello, 995...'
Told him what happened. He asked if patient is conscious and a few other things on the patient current condition.
Then I had to repeat my address twice and spell it out even. This can be improved.
About 20 mins later, ambulance arrived. 1 Malay girl, 2 Malay bros.
They did the usual checks and then put my grandma on the stretcher. Told us which hospital we going.
At the lift area, abit awkward, as the lift does not seem to have space for us. So I decided to auto abit and walked downstairs.
Outside the ambulance, the crew focused on getting my grandma into the ambulance. Also awkward moment as I did not know whether to enter the ambulance or wait for them to ask me to go in.
Finally, the Malay girl asked me to go insai. Sit beside driver. Once insai, I saw the screen display showing my case, there is even an audio clip for the crew to replay my call to 995.
Also I saw a sign that says no photograph.
Meanwhile, the ambulance did not move off immediately. This answered my longtime curiosity as to why some ambulance stay at a spot for very long.
The reason is they need to do ECG on the spot. Once that was done, then the driver will get signal to move off.
The ambulance also on the red and blue light which attracted some attention but there was no sound.
Soon, the ambulance arrived at the hospital. My grandma recovered quickly and was soon back to normal health.
Overall an interesting experience and give a 8/10 rating to the scdf guys.
