Negril Beach Club - Ambulance?

[Rambo]

we were traveling in Jamaica when very little help for medical was available in West End.......we took chances we shouldn't have, and got away with it, seems fate is not so forgiving these days??
For a part of the Island that was the last to get rolling more or less andwith the monies available to spend they are making big strides...not that long ago IT WAS a sleepy little fishing village.......
We are use to having The Finest Medical services at our beck and call........(in 1984 we spent two days looking for gauze compress and tape....)...they have came a long way, and no doubt will continue togo forward....but with money tight things do wait their turn, sometimes unfairly....But seeing the progress they have made since we have been watching is amazing, actually much faster then it took place in the US for the early years.......
Talk about what you know and not heard, a death of a natural cause is not fodder for the rumor mill

[FTDIXUSA]

we were traveling in Jamaica when very little help for medical was available in West End.......we took chances we shouldn't have, and got away with it, seems fate is not so forgiving these days??
For a part of the Island that was the last to get rolling more or less andwith the monies available to spend they are making big strides...not that long ago IT WAS a sleepy little fishing village.......
We are use to having The Finest Medical services at our beck and call........(in 1984 we spent two days looking for gauze compress and tape....)...they have came a long way, and no doubt will continue togo forward....but with money tight things do wait their turn, sometimes unfairly....But seeing the progress they have made since we have been watching is amazing, actually much faster then it took place in the US for the early years.......
Talk about what you know and not heard, a death of a natural cause is not fodder for the rumor mill

What I posted came from a very reliable source that has worked on the property for many, many years and has no reason to lie to me.

It was VERIFIED the ambulance was in a garage when this happened, I confirmed this with a high-rank member of the JCF in Westmoreland.

Maybe you should talk what YOU know, MON.

Rob

[all smiles]

what a horrible tragedy to experience whether on holiday or home.
however, one must consider this when visiting an island with limited resources.

friends of ours lost their dad on a cruise ship a few years back.
they kept him in a walk-in cooler until the ship docked.
and then there was the paper work...

if this is the case, having your loved one's body lying on a pool deck for 8-9 hours in warm weather seems harsh and unnecessary for the living to see

[all smiles]

and probably doesn't make the open casket option easy on the mortician.

[Rambo]

many times under stress.... minutes can seem to be hours.......personally as a ex law enforcement officer, and knowing somewhat the "runnins" in Jamaica, I no doubt that length of time to be possibly stretched a bit from what really happened- maybe not? just my opinion.......either way I would assume the remains would be under cover and away from "prying" eyes, and the family sheltered close by..........
sad anywhere for sure-God Bless Him

[Delcey]

Maybe the Coroner needed to attend the scene before the body could be removed. That's how it works in Ontario Canada and sometimes the coroner can take forever to arrive or so it seems at the time.

[FTDIXUSA]

That's 100% understandable, I agree with you that it's proper procedure to wait for the coroner but it's the Ambulance issue that makes no sense.

Rob

[bigga]

I am suprised that this thread has not been deleted yet.

[rastadave]

I am suprised that this thread has not been deleted yet.

Ahhh yes, me toooooo

[Jaherring]

Just wait.....its coming.