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by mohsenari
667 days ago
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Let's do a bit of math. 1400 in 5 years is 280 per year.
280 divided by 52 weeks is 5.38
5.38 divided by 7 days is 0.77 So in an average work week of 7 days ambulance is called more than 5 times. On any given day there was 77% chance of an ambulance getting called. That shows an absurdly high percentage of calling an ambulance. But keep in mind a lot of minor injuries don't result in ambulance calls. |
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>The Observer gathered the information by filing freedom of information requests to 12 ambulance services. While the information related to more than 30 Amazon sites, ambulance services did not record complete data for a significant number of the sites in question, meaning the figures are likely to be an underestimate.