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Kasumi blurted out everything in one breath, in an unusually clear and confident voice, which she herself was surprised a lot later. But at that moment, she was not in the mood for reflection; she had a wounded, possibly dying friend in her arms, and Stephanie's life could now depend on whether she (Kasumi) could get an airmobile resuscitation team sent. Therefore, Kasumi was ready at that moment to do anything to achieve a challenge. And her determination seemed to be felt by those around her.
After finishing the sentence, and making sure that the policeman took out a walkie-talkie and started transmitting to call emergency services, Kasumi turned to Stephanie, trying to prepare her for evacuation.
According to Russian data, an hour of work of the medical helicopter costs from eighty to one hundred thousand rubles. Therefore, each call of an ambulance helicopter is a whole event.
Although Kasumi herself had not been a security guard after she lost her fight in Kerat, she clearly remembered the basic principles of calling emergency services, and in an emergency situation she acted according to the algorithm that she had once been taught. She was trained to interact with the emergency services of South Korea, but she proceeded from the fact that at least in England the ambulance phone numbers are different. the general principles of the organization are the same. When a call comes to the emergency control room, it is assigned a call code based on the caller's message, which determines the urgency of the call and the expected nature of the problem. In accordance with this, the order of calls is arranged:
the first doctors are sent to the most serious patients. It is possible that when a higher priority call is received, machines sent to other, but less priority patients will be redirected to a higher priority call. But the helicopters are controlled not by the ambulance dispatcher, but by the emergency medical care center (EMCC). That is, it was necessary that the ambulance dispatchers would consider the call serious enough to transfer it to the EMCC, and they would send an ambulance helicopter.
Therefore, in the case of Stephanie, it was vitally important to give clear data so that the doctors could get the most complete picture of the seriousness of the situation.
The policeman who called the emergency services transmitted everything Kasumi said on the radio, and finally, when the call was accepted, he turned to the girl:
- Challenge accepted. An ambulance helicopter has been sent

Description
part 1
www.deviantart.com/project51us…

part 2
www.deviantart.com/project51us…

part 3
www.deviantart.com/project51us…

part 4
www.deviantart.com/project51us…

part 5
www.deviantart.com/project51us…

part 6
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part 7
www.deviantart.com/project51us…

Kasumi blurted out everything in one breath, in an unusually clear and confident voice, which she herself was surprised a lot later. But at that moment, she was not in the mood for reflection; she had a wounded, possibly dying friend in her arms, and Stephanie's life could now depend on whether she (Kasumi) could get an airmobile resuscitation team sent. Therefore, Kasumi was ready at that moment to do anything to achieve a challenge. And her determination seemed to be felt by those around her.
After finishing the sentence, and making sure that the policeman took out a walkie-talkie and started transmitting to call emergency services, Kasumi turned to Stephanie, trying to prepare her for evacuation.
According to Russian data, an hour of work of the medical helicopter costs from eighty to one hundred thousand rubles. Therefore, each call of an ambulance helicopter is a whole event.
Although Kasumi herself had not been a security guard after she lost her fight in Kerat, she clearly remembered the basic principles of calling emergency services, and in an emergency situation she acted according to the algorithm that she had once been taught. She was trained to interact with the emergency services of South Korea, but she proceeded from the fact that at least in England the ambulance phone numbers are different. the general principles of the organization are the same. When a call comes to the emergency control room, it is assigned a call code based on the caller's message, which determines the urgency of the call and the expected nature of the problem. In accordance with this, the order of calls is arranged:
the first doctors are sent to the most serious patients. It is possible that when a higher priority call is received, machines sent to other, but less priority patients will be redirected to a higher priority call. But the helicopters are controlled not by the ambulance dispatcher, but by the emergency medical care center (EMCC). That is, it was necessary that the ambulance dispatchers would consider the call serious enough to transfer it to the EMCC, and they would send an ambulance helicopter.
Therefore, in the case of Stephanie, it was vitally important to give clear data so that the doctors could get the most complete picture of the seriousness of the situation.
The policeman who called the emergency services transmitted everything Kasumi said on the radio, and finally, when the call was accepted, he turned to the girl:
- Challenge accepted. An ambulance helicopter has been sent