Call for Health Minister to review number of ambulances in Dublin

There is a call on the Health Minister to carry out a review of resource levels for HSE and Dublin Fire Brigade ambulances in Dublin.

Call for Health Minister to review number of ambulances in Dublin
Mon, 22 Apr, 2019 - 08:34

There is a call on the Health Minister to carry out a review of resource levels for HSE and Dublin Fire Brigade ambulances in Dublin.

The Lifeline Ambulance Service Chief Executive David Hall is making the call, the organisation is a private contractor for the HSE.

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