NAPE questions removal of ‘red alert’ when no ambulances are available
NAPE says emergency responders have been directed to stop using the term “red alert” when no ambulances are available in a region.
But the union says that doesn’t mean the problem is going away.
NTV’s Marykate O’Neill reports.
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