HSE take ambulance out of service when fungus grows back after three 'deep cleans'

A fungus-infested ambulance, which paramedics in Co Clare refused to drive on health and safety grounds, has been taken out of service by the HSE.

HSE take ambulance out of service when fungus grows back after three 'deep cleans'
Thu, 28 Sep, 2017 - 11:52

By Patrick Flynn

A fungus-infested ambulance, which paramedics in Co Clare refused to drive on health and safety grounds, has been taken out of service by the HSE.

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