Ibiza's paramedics' union warns that the service is in danger of collapse because of frequent calls from clubs where party-goers have drug-related problems. Almost a third of emergency calls come from these venues, and the union is calling on clubs to hire private ambulance services. Although clubs are obliged to have medical staff, ambulance costs are borne by public services, affecting the quality of care for locals. Ibiza, a popular destination for nightlife tourism, is facing an increase in drug use, with local authorities highlighting the negative impact on the community.
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Drogurile din cluburile din Ibiza pun serviciul de ambulanță pe butuci. Câte apeluri de urgență vin doar de la petrecăreți
Serviciul de ambulanţă din Ibiza riscă să ajungă în colaps din cauza apelurilor de la cluburi, spune sindicatul
Serviciul de ambulanţă din Ibiza riscă să ajungă în colaps din cauza apelurilor de la cluburi, spune sindicatul
Ibiza’s ambulance service risks collapse due to callouts to clubs, says union
Serviciul de ambulanţă din Ibiza riscă să ajungă în colaps din cauza apelurilor de la cluburi, spune sindicatul
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