Michelle Morgan

Someone dialled 999 because they couldn’t sleep, while another called for a pigeon with an injured wing. A person with toothache and someone with onion juice in their eye were also among the inappropriate calls we've had this year. Full list revealed 👉 bit.ly/33cFDXE

Last night one of our emergency ambulance's was stolen from the Shotton area of Flintshire, whilst the crew were treating a patient at their home address. The theft of an emergency ambulance is an extremely irresponsible act. Full statement here: bit.ly/38I1I3Z

Please share our #Shoctober animation with your children - a film designed to educate primary school pupils about the correct use of 999 & demonstrate life-saving CPR for when someone is in cardiac arrest. Knowing these skills can #SaveALife Click here 👉bit.ly/2TD9mnE

We know waiting for an ambulance is not a nice experience, but we want to assure you that we will get to everyone as quickly as we can. This evening our call lines are very busy so please only call 999 in an emergency. You can get urgent medical help from @NHS111Wales online.

Today is Emergency Services Day in the UK @999day. Our Chief Executive sends these words to ambulance staff everywhere. Read more here 👉bit.ly/2DHKqqN #999day

As the bank holiday weekend approaches, please take note of this important message from one of our Clinical Leads, David Thomas. These are difficult times for us all but it is so important that you follow the advice from @WelshGovernment and #StayHome

Today we are making another plea to the public not to call 999 for Covid-19 tests and check-ups. Our crews do not, and never have, carried tests for Coronavirus. Please listen to the advice from our Director of Operations, Lee Brooks👇 Read more here👉tiny.cc/le9nmz

Our Director of Operations @_LeeBrooks has issued a plea to the public for honesty during the Covid-19 outbreak 👇 Some members of the public have been withholding info about their illness when calling 111 or 999. This is putting our crews at risk. 👉 bit.ly/2UBd6Y5

Do you live in Treharris, Beddau, Mountain Ash, Tonteg, Church Hill or Ynysybwl? Your community needs you. Apply now to become a volunteer Community First Responder with the Welsh Ambulance and learn how to save lives. Closes 22 March. #TeamWAST bit.ly/32Sopha

Looking for a meaningful role helping people but don’t know where to start? Come to our Clinical Contact Centre Careers Open Day on Sat 15 Feb in Cwmbran and ask your questions about what it’s like to save lives over the 📞 #TeamWAST

Calling for an ambulance does not mean a speedy pathway. If your illness or injury is minor, you will wait longer for an ambulance whilst we attend to those in real life-threatening emergencies. #BeWiseSaveLives could you make your own way to hospital?

Thinking about calling 999 for a minor illness? Think again! Ambulance Allocator, Elizabeth, explains the impact this can have on other patients in life-threatening situations… #BeWiseSaveLives