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Patients told to stop calling 999 over ‘sunburn and being hot’

SWASFT said 999 should be reserved for life-threatening emergencies after more than 5,200 calls and 4,300 incidents on its busiest-ever day.

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Record-breaking demand has stretched ambulance services to the limit and prompted fresh warnings about non-emergency calls

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Patients told to stop calling 999 over ‘sunburn and being hot’

Record-breaking demand has stretched ambulance services to the limit and prompted fresh warnings about non-emergency calls

·Swindon, United Kingdom
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Swindon Advertiser broke the news in Swindon, United Kingdom on Friday, June 26, 2026.
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