Randy Baltimore, the ABLP candidate for St. Philip’s North, says an ambulance has been delivered to the Glanvilles Polyclinic to improve emergency response in the community.
In a social media post on Tuesday, Baltimore described the move as “a major step forward for healthcare in St. Philip’s North,” noting that the addition will strengthen access to critical care.
He said the ambulance will help improve response times and provide faster assistance during medical emergencies.
“This is what progress looks like, building systems that protect lives and support our people when it matters most,” Baltimore said.
The update comes as campaigning continues ahead of the April 30 general election, with healthcare among key issues highlighted by candidates.
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All that I know that’s a locked property at night,.no nurse or workers there at night or a telephone to take a call, wow what a logistics nightmare between the 911 and getting on to that so call ambulance, to keep oxygen maintenance and other medical items on that vehicle parked like abandon until the staff comes out in the work hours.
But I applaud your efforts even though it is to fool us for votes.
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