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02/11/2025

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At the going down of the sun *Last Call 🚑 for Manson Mavengere*He started his medical career in 2003. Since than had his...
17/09/2025

At the going down of the sun *Last Call 🚑 for Manson Mavengere*

He started his medical career in 2003.
Since than had his homes in EMS with bases at Lifelink, E.M.A., OSH-Med and ATA | OSH-Med

Mansons Sunrise was on the 19.05.1971
His Sunset and last call was on the 16.09.2025

_We will remember Manson as friendly and helpful person and medic at all times_

The team of
ATA | OSH-Med
OSH-Med international
E.M.A.


03/09/2025

Denada

Constant improvisation.
We have all been there with that stretcher cannot fit in or need to move downstairs and tight spaces.
Camilla improvisada .

26 June 2003 Namibia experienced the first Air Ambulance disaster. Below is the newspaper article. Windhoek - A paramedi...
27/06/2025

26 June 2003 Namibia experienced the first Air Ambulance disaster. Below is the newspaper article.

Windhoek - A paramedic who narrowly escaped death in a helicopter crash on the deck of the sinking Jolly Rubino cargo ship on the Kwazulu-Natal coast eight months ago, is one of the six people killed in a double tragedy in Namibia.

Four of the victims were South African.

Machal Naudé, 28, died when the aircraft sent to fetch a woman injured in a car accident, crashed near the Gamsberg pass, about 170km from Windhoek.

The emergency flight crashed on Thursday evening in cold, windy weather about 1km from the car wreck. Two South African women died in the car crash.

Naudé, John Branca, the pilot, Daria Smith, 22, medical assistant and their patient, 32-year-old Charmaine Williams, were burnt to death when their fixed-wing aircraft flew into the side of the Gamsberg. The cause of the accident remains shrouded in mystery. It's being investigated by the civil aviation authorities in Namibia.

Dr Fraser Lamond of International SOS says: "We received an emergency call on Thursday afternoon, asking for assistance after a car crash in which two tourists, Arlene de Bruyn, an environmental expert of the National Botanical Gardens in Pretoria and Najmunisa Gaffoor of the Goldfields environmental education centre at Kirstenbosch in Cape Town were killed.

They attended the congress in Windhoek of the association for environmental education in Southern Africa along with Williams.

De Bruyn was in her thirties, married and the mother of a one-year-old son. Gaffoor was not married while Williams, attached to the WWF in Stellenbosch, was a single mother of a 13-year-old girl.

We pay our respect to the crew, patient, and their friends and family.

We have taken a new approach, pivoting to be able with the needs of prevention, preparedness, and readiness through know...
03/06/2025

We have taken a new approach, pivoting to be able with the needs of prevention, preparedness, and readiness through knowledge and real world experience for

02/06/2025

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