The chronology of the 3 calls to 112 in the case of the dead girl after anesthesia: how long after she went to traffic did the doctors call
The Special Telecommunications Service announced that it received three calls to 112 in the case of the 2-year-old girl who went into cardio-respiratory arrest after anesthesia at a dental clinic in Bucharest.
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Three calls to 112 signaled a medical emergency for an unconscious person, in the case of the 2-year-old girl who died after anesthesia at a dental clinic in the capital, the first call being registered at 6:41 p.m., according to the data transmitted by STS to News.ro.
“The first two requests were received at 18:41 and at 18:51, being a medical emergency for an unconscious person, at a dental office in Sector 3 of Bucharest. The cases were transferred in approximately one minute, for competent resolution, to the ISU-SMURD, Ambulance and Police dispatchers, in accordance with the incident index of the Methodology regarding the cooperation of specialized intervention agencies and other entities with competences in the field, for taking over and managing emergencies received through the unique national system for emergency calls”stated STS, for News.ro.
At the same time, at 19:49, through another call to 112, a Police crew was requested in connection with the same case. The call was transferred to the Police, ISU-SMURD and Ambulance.
“So she entered at 17:06, and at 17:30 she entered the traffic light. They informed me after an hour that he had entered a traffic jam and after an hour and a half the ambulance came. They were afraid and it's normal, I understand, they tried to revive her. Maybe if the ambulance had come, maybe if… I don't know…”, declared, barely finding her words, the little one's mother.
We remind you that the two-year-old girl went into cardio-respiratory arrest on Thursday evening, in a dental office in Sector 3 of the Capital, and could not be resuscitated.
The girl's father claims that he was notified over an hour after the child went into cardio-respiratory arrest.
“After 20 minutes, after sedating or anesthetizing her, the child went into cardio-respiratory arrest, and we were notified only after an hour or so. And the ambulance, the same: it came after an hour or so,” said the girl's father.
