Festive season shenanigans are in full swing, and Cape Town’s emergency lines are feeling the heat!
Please, okes, use your emergency services responsibly.
The band was set to kick off their UK and Ireland tour in Glasgow but had to cancel due to what was described as an “urgent family matter” that required Barker’s immediate return home.
With classic hippy nonchalance, many Burning Man revellers said on Sunday that they were still in ‘party mode’ and not fussed about the lack of ablution facilities.
Blood could soon be delivered by drone in South Africa, saving countless lives in emergency situations.
Our government has devised a plan to take on the power struggle with Eskom. This is what they are cooking up…
Eskom has announced that the electrical grid is under strain and South Africa is undergoing an electrical emergency with regards to a major spike in usage.
It’s no secret that a high number of beach goers at Clifton 1st come en masse to oogle the lifeguards. Well shame, because the next time you’re drowning and pull the whole damsel in distress shtick, you are going to be thoroughly disappointed when a drone comes to save you instead of the hunk you were dreaming of.
This is for all those people currently on medical schemes and enjoying out-of-hospital benefits. It’s important to educate yourself on this stuff, because more often than not, you may find yourself having to pay for scans and checkups out of your own pocket. The costs of your treatment in a medical emergency should be covered by your medical scheme, but the often high costs of diagnosing your condition in an emergency situation won’t be covered.
Cape Medical Response recently got a call to transfer a patient to Constantiaberg as an emergency. But they were stopped at the Chapman’s Peak toll first. According to Entilini Concession – the company that operates the road – even ambulances must stop and pay the toll fee, “irrespective of whether it is an emergency.”