Martin Bryant Coronial inquest

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Re: Martin Bryant Coronial inquest

Post by AusTac » 25 Jan 2016, 9:01 am

If i lived in SA i'd get out now fellas haha
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Re: Martin Bryant Coronial inquest

Post by <<Genesis93>> » 25 Jan 2016, 9:25 am

If theres a mass casualty event, not necessarily mass fatality, a bunch of ambos will be sent ASAFP.... I cant see the benefit of an ambulance 'bus' with lots of seat and stretchers and still only 2 clinicians..... What's more concerning is using the example of Schoolies...... FMD I was young once... BUT if the event requires a van that caters for 12 kids sufficiently injured to require medical attention and and Ambulance... then the problem isnt the lack of medical capacity - IT THE SCHOOLIES EVENT!!!

I wonder exactly how many mass-casualty event occur every year in SA, in Adelaide?? To warrant this :unknown: perhaps it would be wise to steer clear of public events for a while :thumbsup:
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Re: Martin Bryant Coronial inquest

Post by Spudman75 » 25 Jan 2016, 12:10 pm

More likely they have it for music festivals. Next you know you will be legally allowed to take drugs then head to the bus for 10 minutes to see if you are going to die.
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Re: Martin Bryant Coronial inquest

Post by Redwood » 11 Feb 2016, 9:43 am

AusTac wrote:If i lived in SA i'd get out now fellas haha


Flee east to the promised land :lol:
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