Follow up with the Ambulance Comms Centre

[sunhuntin]

i honestly think cherish would have died reguardless in this case. and why did they elect to send her to palmy? marton is closer to wanganui. ive also got a feeling that the delay in her transport was the ambo pulling over to try and save her life, maybe doing cpr or something that couldnt be safely done while travelling. the fact that a family member was found guilty of her murder speaks volumes as well... its just the family trying to move the blame to someone else [like the kahuis saying their toddler killed the twins]

[Okey Dokey]

Would a smoke flare have helped them locate you?

I guess the chopper pilots are pretty good at spotting accident scenes, but this isn't a totally silly suggestion.

[crazybigal]

the use of RAPID numbers should be more well published.
And they should use them on powerpoles and load them up on GPS then anyone could make a call and read off the number and they would know exactly were you are.
http://www.police.govt.nz/news/tenon...ture_rapid.htm

[mujambee]

I guess the chopper pilots are pretty good at spotting accident scenes, but this isn't a totally silly suggestion.

Se said the copter had to follow the road till they could find them, and that he had to lift just to be able to radio. A smoke flare can be seen up there from lots of Kms away, and would probably help them homing directly on the spot.


Anyhow, a presurized smoke canister is not something I'd like to carry with me when crashing. It turns out to be a silly suggestion after all.

[riffer]

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...ectid=10604219

Something good coming out of Grub's untimely death.

Get on the site guys - http://myaddress.co.nz

and let's get some addresses sorted, particularly of the rural roads.

It may just help save someone's life here.

And even save some money for ACC...