It's easy to become indifferent toward emergency drills and preparedness. Emergencies only come up every so often. It's easy to become indifferent toward emergency drills and preparedness.
Emergencies only come up every so often.
Our View Thanks to drills and preparedness, the rescue and care of passengers in the Greyhound bus accident last week was excellent work. But law enforcement agencies, rescue teams and hospitals were prepared when a Greyhound bus slid off an icy road near the Phillips interchange on Interstate 80 last week. Six Grand Island ambulances responded to the scene, and some made multiple trips, transferring 23 passengers to St. Francis Medical Center in the early morning hours. Meanwhile, six of the passengers were taken to the Aurora Memorial Hospital. Fortunately, most of the injuries were minor, and none were life-threatening.