@viraliAn ER doctor tells CTV News that close to 40 EMS patients are being treated across various hospitals after a major fire and explosion at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright
Originalbeitrag ansehen@viraliAn ER doctor tells CTV News that close to 40 EMS patients are being treated across various hospitals after a major fire and explosion at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @virali· Oct 19, 2026· Edmonton
The image is a screenshot of a news article. The focus is on a headline and accompanying text detailing a serious event involving EMS patients. The mood is serious and informative, typical of a news clip. Visually notable is the timestamp "35 minutes ago" in a black bar at the top left. ON-SCREEN TEXT: 35 minutes ago Nearly 40 EMS patients being treated: ER doctor An emergency physician at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton says there are nearly 40 patients being cared for at various hospitals in the region, with several requiring intubation and breathing tubes. "It's a pretty serious event for any region to manage," Dr. Steve Fisher told CTV News Edmonton Sunday. Fisher said many of the patients have various degrees of burns, with the most seriously affected being treated at the University of Alberta Hospital where the burn ICU is. The doctor did not have exact numbers for how many patients were being treated at either hospital, but said he was told there were nearly 40 EMS patients total.
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Canadian Forces Base Wainwright disaster@viraliAn ER doctor tells CTV News that close to 40 EMS patients are being treated across various hospitals after a major fire and explosion at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @virali· Oct 19, 2026· Edmonton
The image is a screenshot of a news article. The focus is on a headline and accompanying text detailing a serious event involving EMS patients. The mood is serious and informative, typical of a news clip. Visually notable is the timestamp "35 minutes ago" in a black bar at the top left. ON-SCREEN TEXT: 35 minutes ago Nearly 40 EMS patients being treated: ER doctor An emergency physician at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton says there are nearly 40 patients being cared for at various hospitals in the region, with several requiring intubation and breathing tubes. "It's a pretty serious event for any region to manage," Dr. Steve Fisher told CTV News Edmonton Sunday. Fisher said many of the patients have various degrees of burns, with the most seriously affected being treated at the University of Alberta Hospital where the burn ICU is. The doctor did not have exact numbers for how many patients were being treated at either hospital, but said he was told there were nearly 40 EMS patients total.
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