It can be tricky knowing when to call 999, here are some examples of genuine life-threatening emergencies. - chest pain - difficulty breathing - stroke - severe injury - severe bleeding that can’t be stopped - serious head injury - Fall from a height - Severe allergic reactions We are here for you and please remember, for urgent medical assistance when it’s not life-threatening, visit 111.nhs.uk. | North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust

49K views · 572 reactions | Specialist Paramedic, Craig, is sharing when 999 should be called. 999 calls for minor illnesses and injuries can potentially put those with life-threatening illnesses and injuries at greater risk by using valuable resources inappropriately. Only dial 999 when someone is in need of time-critical life-saving help. | Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust | Facebook

Moments Between Life & Death - 999 What's Your Emergency - Medical Documentary

7.7K views · 46 reactions | some funny 999 call you need to listen to  #amazing #999 Prank Calls | Prank Calls | Facebook

15K views · 63 reactions | **Making a 'Silent 999' call** In some emergencies we recognise people will dial 999 but be unable to speak as it may put them at risk. Pressing 55 when prompted let's us know you need us. Here call handler Kathryn Longstaff explains the system... | Cleveland Police | Facebook