“I can’t really comment on this situation, I’m not really into it, the actual information you’ve given me is not known to me at this stage, I will be able to comment when I have a clear, complete picture of the situation.” It is natural that we will talk to the Emergency Service, we will look at the whole situation,” the new Minister of Health A. Pečkauskas told reporters in the Seimas on Tuesday.
The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) operates as a separate legal entity under the Ministry of Health.
According to the information system of the General Help Center, at 7:39 p.m. a call was received from Šedbari village of Kelmė district. A woman called who was having contractions. She was connected to the emergency medical service.
As Eltas was informed by BPC, at 7:59 p.m. a second call was received. The male caller reported that the contractions were already very frequent and was about to go into labor and was connected to the dispatcher of the emergency medical service.
“The dispatcher advised how to prepare for birth at home. Conversation after 15 min. has stopped, the further sequence of events is unclear,” reads BPC’s reply to Elta.
22:49 received a call reporting the death of a newborn baby in an ambulance.
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