Nine hospitals in Bucharest and the Ambulance Service will provide emergency medical care during the Pentecost period
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On Pentecost Sunday and Monday, nine hospitals in Bucharest, including those for children, will provide emergency medical care, according to the Public Health Department. The ambulance service will operate as normal, issuing death certificates. Applicants can call 112 for emergencies, and the DSP will have a permanent on-call service on the phones indicated.
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