Italian Teenagers Force Ambulance Crew to Treat Their Friend
Although the boy had a simple knee sprain.
A group of teenagers stormed a hospital in Naples and forced staff to go by ambulance to a neighboring district to help a boy suffering from a minor knee sprain. This was reported by US BreakingNews.
It is not yet clear whether the teenagers initially tried to call an ambulance. Doctors said: "A group of kids entered the emergency department and forcibly gathered a crew to get into an ambulance. The vehicle arrived at the scene and was instantly surrounded by furious teenagers."
Doctors feared the worst when they saw the crowd, but to their surprise they found a 16-year-old boy with a knee sprain.
The founder and president of the company "Nobody Touches Hippocrates" proposed strengthening security measures in some hospitals in Italy. According to him, violence against medical workers has been on the rise recently.
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