NI stabbing raises ambulance cover questions

Health chiefs in Derry were today facing embarrassing questions as to why no ambulance was available to take a dying man to hospital at the weekend.

NI stabbing raises ambulance cover questions

Health chiefs in Derry were today facing embarrassing questions as to why no ambulance was available to take a dying man to hospital at the weekend.

Northern Ireland Health Minister Angela Smith has ordered an investigation into why there were only two ambulances on duty when 23-year-old James McGinley was stabbed in the city centre early on Saturday.

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