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Woman, 90, ‘nearly died’ after waiting 32 hours for ambulance

January 3, 2026
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Woman, 90, ‘nearly died’ after waiting 32 hours for ambulance
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In a recent statement, the ambulance service has issued an apology for the long wait times that some patients have experienced. The service has acknowledged that no patient should have to wait that long for care and has promised to take immediate action to address the issue.

The apology comes after reports of patients waiting for hours for an ambulance to arrive. This has caused distress and frustration for both patients and their loved ones. The ambulance service has recognized the impact that these delays can have on patients’ health and well-being and has expressed deep regret for any inconvenience caused.

“We understand that every second counts in an emergency situation and we apologize for any delays that have occurred,” the ambulance service stated. “No patient should have to wait that long for care, and we are committed to improving our response times.”

The service has attributed the delays to a combination of factors, including an increase in emergency calls, shortage of staff, and traffic congestion. However, they have assured the public that steps are being taken to address these issues. The service has already recruited additional staff and is working closely with local authorities to find solutions to the traffic problems.

“We are constantly reviewing our operations and making necessary changes to ensure that we can provide the best possible service to our patients,” the ambulance service added. “We are also working closely with other emergency services to find ways to improve our response times and reduce delays.”

The apology has been welcomed by patients and their families, who have expressed relief that their concerns are being taken seriously. Many have also praised the ambulance service for their dedication and hard work, despite the challenges they face.

“We are grateful for the apology and the efforts being made to improve the service,” said one patient’s family member. “We understand that the ambulance service is under a lot of pressure, and we appreciate all that they do to help those in need.”

The ambulance service has also reassured the public that they are committed to providing the best possible care to all patients, regardless of the circumstances. They have urged the public to only call for an ambulance in a genuine emergency and to consider other options, such as calling a doctor or going to a walk-in clinic, for non-life-threatening situations.

“We want to assure the public that we are doing everything in our power to improve our response times and provide timely care to those in need,” the ambulance service stated. “But we also need the cooperation of the public to use our services responsibly and only in cases of genuine emergencies.”

In conclusion, the ambulance service has taken full responsibility for the delays in response times and has issued a sincere apology to all those who have been affected. They have also reassured the public that they are taking immediate action to address the issue and improve their services. Let us all work together to support our emergency services and ensure that no patient has to wait that long for care.

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