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Emergency transfer of newborn in Thessaloniki facilitated by police assistance.

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The Greek police in Thessaloniki established a "life bridge" to facilitate the urgent transfer of a newborn to the Hippocrates Hospital.
The initiative occurred on the afternoon of July 17, 2026, to expedite the critical situation.
An ambulance from E.K.A.B. was escorted by a police car and two motorcycles, allowing it to reach the hospital in 12 minutes from Evkarpia.
The prompt response of the police was crucial for the successful transfer of the infant.
This event highlights the coordination between emergency services in life-threatening situations.

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On the afternoon of July 17, 2026, a rapid response by the Hellenic Police in Thessaloniki facilitated the urgent transportation of a newborn to Hippokration Hospital. The police implemented what has been referred to as a "life bridge," which involved clearing traffic for the ambulance en route from the area of Evkarpia.

According to reports, the police utilized a patrol car and two motorcycles to escort the ambulance, enabling it to reach the hospital in just 12 minutes. This quick action was prompted by the critical condition of the infant, necessitating immediate medical attention. The incident highlighted the effective coordination between emergency services and law enforcement in handling urgent medical situations in the city.

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