Ambulance service has busiest night on 'mad Friday'
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Almost 3,000 calls were made to West Midlands Ambulance Service on Friday, making it the busiest day of the year.
The ambulance service called it "mad Friday" and a spokesman said 20% more ambulances were on call at peak times.
The high call-out rate is expected to continue over the weekend as "the partying continues".
Assistant chief ambulance officer Craig Cooke said: "We know from previous experience that this weekend would be extremely busy for us."
- Published18 October 2011
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