Eamonn Purcell, Stewart Alexander encourage residents to download Emergency+ app

Annie Lewis
Updated October 6 2021 - 7:42am, first published 7:40am
Sometimes a rescue operation needs to be implemented if a patient is in a difficult spot to access. Earlier this year, Riverina paramedics brushed up on their rescue skills at Kapooka Bridge.
Sometimes a rescue operation needs to be implemented if a patient is in a difficult spot to access. Earlier this year, Riverina paramedics brushed up on their rescue skills at Kapooka Bridge.

In an emergency, every second is critical, but what happens when emergency services cannot find the person who needs help?

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Annie Lewis

Annie Lewis

Court and Features Reporter

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