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SAVING LIVES A TEAM EFFORT |
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Thanks to the quick response of the rescue teams - André, Basil and Paulus from Metro Rescue, and Kevin, Angelo and Afzil from the Red Cross - le Roux was taken safely to the George Hospital. According to Dr Martin Viljoen, Le Roux was released from the George Hospital last week.
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DRAMATIESE REDDING BY VICTORIABAAI NADAT MAN 20 METER VER VAL |
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REDDINGSWERKERS HELP BESEERDE
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THANKING STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS FOR THEIR SUPPORT |
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Venessa Horn (PRO, AMS, back left) with Medscheme representatives Nicole Rockcliffe, Dawn Hurrel, Lize Esterhuizen and Lucy Brennan.
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INJURED HIKER RESCUED IN DARING OPERATION |
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GOED GEDAAN CHRISTO |
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ROBBERS THROW MAN OFF CHAMAN'S PEAK |
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BRITISH AND GERMAN TOURISTS IN HORROR HEAD-ON COLLISION |
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WINGS AND WHEELS |
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Base manager for Kimberley AMS, Allet Vermeulen (right), receives the keys to the two new vehicles from the operations manager of De Beers operations manager of Kimberley Mines, Nompumelo Zikalala. De Beers donated the vehicles to AMS to help overcome problems experienced in by the “flying doctors” in rural areas. Picture: Lianne Butler
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FS MERCY SERVICE VERY BUSY |
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Since the South African Red Cross Air Mercy Service (AMS) in partnership with the provincial Department of Health opened a base at the Bloemfontein Airport on 1 February, the EC 130 B4 helicopter has flown to Bethlehem and the Eastern Free State regularly. Pilot Donovan Kohl and flight paramedics KV Naidoo and Paul Sookram have saved quite a few lives since starting this service.
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TWO WOUNDED IN TAXI BLOODBATH |
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AIRLIFT: Paramedics load Donavan Pillay into the Red Cross Air Mercy Service helicopter shortly after he sustained five gunshot wounds in a drive-by shooting in Durban’s Hillary suburb. Picture: Sapa
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