Emergency Services in Kragujevac on the Brink!
In the last 24 hours, emergency services in Kragujevac responded to 36 calls, with 16 of those happening overnight. Doctors at the Urgent Medical Care Institute examined 61 adults and 22 children and adolescents in pediatrics. There were 8 interventions in public places.
The most common reasons for calls during the day were high and low blood pressure, fever, and stress reactions. At night, high blood pressure, stomach problems, and asthma attacks dominated. The emergency medical service phone was constantly busy, showing just how serious the health situation in Kragujevac really is.
These numbers aren’t just statistics—they’re a wake-up call! Are we ready to ignore how much pressure our fellow citizens are under? Is the healthcare system in Kragujevac prepared to handle these waves of emergencies?
As the number of interventions rises, people face stress, health problems, and uncertainty. Emergency services work around the clock, but is that enough?
If you’ve had experiences with emergency services or know someone who has, drop a comment and share your story. Maybe together we can raise awareness and push the authorities to act before it’s too late!
Health isn’t a game—it’s time to take this problem seriously!
