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In Thailand there are no Hipaa laws or stuff like that so the volunteers who aren't handling gear or the patient will have their phones out filming and taking photos so they can be uploaded the Foundations FB page.

I was watching a show covering Boston Fire they got dispatched to a probable decomposing body in a room and before entering the complex one of the guys grabbed his scba.

Thai's go lights and sirens for everything.

My Friend Marko Cunnigham could use this stuff as he is helping several fledgling EMS communities in Myanmar just contact Bangkok Free Ambulance.

I have a friend who volunteers for the Ruamkatanyu Foundation and he fell asleep in a refrigerated mortuary trailer after the 2004 tsunami now the other volunteers say he has ghosts.

In Thailand Almost all BLS is run by volunteers who have to buy everything that they use so the vehicles used as Ambulances vary here are some examples

So something like this and yes both of those vehicles are Ambulances

Here is a good video it follows on of the paid Rescue workers

Looks like the front of one of those thai pick up truck ambulances

Hey im from Muskegon too im currently taking emt 101 at mcc

I don't know why he told you that but volunteers can use ambubags here they are using one on a motorcycle crash victim http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMIbSusQRz0&list=PL754F46A3B2DFAED8&index=30

Here is some video of CPR in a moving ambulance in Thailand http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24Hn3X_pxD0&list=PLV31vpWtnO2HprwoE21xIqyITGkc9xROj&index=18 The person doing the compressions looks to be doing good despite standing in a moveing vehicle. could it be the size of the ambulance that makes...

Since it is one of my dreams to work in thailand i decided i would share what i know of how the ems system works there. Firstly about 90% if not more of the ems system is volunteer many of the ambulances and gear is bought by the rescuers themselves. In Bangkok 2 main foundations provide ems The...

Wonder if The NYPD ESU is thinking about getting one of these.

Maybe pick up trucks with toppers could be used as bls ambulances in rural areas. In thailand most volunteer groups use them you can see some in my thai ambulances album.

I would be very tempted to take that "FREE" stretcher

The ones im talking about are strictly used for body recovery the backs are bare and some are refrigerated id post a photo but i cant yet

the one i saw was on primer impacto when they covered duranguense singer sergio gomez's murder the van said special services on the side in spanish and on the back doors it said ambulance. another unit read ambulance of legal medicine in spanish AMBULANCIA medicina legal

I dont know if this is the right place to post but being part mexican ive always wondered why do some coroner vans in mexico have Ambulancia written on them?

I just joined my name is john im not in ems but someday would like to volunteer in thailand as a rescue worker. by the way my profile pic is a bls ambulance used by thai rescue crews