‘Not adequate ambulances to cover farming areas’
A BBC News review has found that patients wanting puncture caring in farming areas in Britain are watchful on normal 50% longer for an ambulance to strech them than those in civic areas. In Lincolnshire, ambulances cover an area of 3,000 sq miles (7,770 sq km) and are struggling to accommodate demand.
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