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New York City's Understaffed, Overwhelmed EMS Workers Strain to Meet Demand - Columbia News Service
The front door to EMS Station 40, known as “the Dragon’s Den,” in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. (Credit: Ana Castelain) Lt. Anthony Almojera of the New York City Fire Department’s Emergency Medical Services was alone at EMS Station 40 in Brooklyn when the emergency call came in. A woman was suffering from respiratory distress in the nearby Bay Ridge neighborhood. The ambulance dispatched to come to her aid was in an accident and all other units were …
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