Students from Barriere Elementary toured the ambulance station last week
Wright (r) and paramedic Debbie Young (second from left) answer student’s questions about paramedic equipment.
Students from Barriere Elementary toured the ambulance station last week, where area firemen and equipment were also in attendance. (Left) BC Ambulance District Supervisor Diane Wright explains the computer equipment in her vehicle to students.
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