Imagine this – in the last 24 hours, the emergency medical teams in Kragujevac had a whopping 44 calls! Yes, you read that right, 44 urgent interventions in just one day! During the day, they conducted 90 adult patient checkups, and the night shift was no calmer with 59 checkups. There were 12 interventions in public places. The most common reasons? Fainting, high blood pressure, injuries, and stress reactions. At night, patients with high blood pressure, injuries, and asthma attacks dominated. The emergency service is literally non-stop!
This isn’t just a number, it’s a red alert! Is the emergency system in Kragujevac on the brink of collapse? Are our heroes in white coats overloaded to the max? And while the number of calls rises, who’s going to help them?
To make matters worse, while they’re battling this chaos, Kurir TV is busy analyzing murders, sports events, and political topics, while the emergency service in Kragujevac is literally burning from work. Is this the right priority?
If you think this is just another day in emergency services, think again. Such pressure on the healthcare system can lead to disaster. So next time you call emergency, remember how many are out there, how exhausted they are, and how important every call is.
And hey, if you have a funny or bizarre emergency story, feel free to share it in the comments – maybe it’ll give us all a laugh in this madness!
