00:01Since 28th of July, emergency helicopters have stopped landing at night at Haute-Pierre Hospital in Strasbourg.
00:06The reason? The presence of civilian drones at night in the helipad area.
00:11These drones, loaded with packages, are headed for the nearby Elso prison.
00:15Cell phones, cigarettes and drugs are dropped there.
00:18In Strasbourg, as in all prisons accounts France, this delivery method is on the rise.
00:23From 9pm to 6am, helicopters are therefore redirected to a nearby hospital
00:28before patients are transferred by ambulance.
00:31This procedure comes at a cost. First and foremost, a human cost.
00:34An additional team must be mobilized.
00:36And in terms of time, caring for the patients takes an extra 30 to 40 minutes.
00:42There may be patients with whom, finally, this additional delay of 30-40 minutes
00:48will lead to a risk, either vital, or functional, or prolonged recovery,
00:54or longer or longer. It may not be excluded.
00:57For the prefecture and health authorities, the challenge is to find a solution quickly.
01:02The possibility of landing on a football field near the hospital is being explored.
01:06The presence of the reserve will be the Cadillam B ведьmen.
01:06The possibility of landing on a football field is not possible.
01:06It will show up there by the boat, but theươngs will be fueled.
01:07And it will show up there for the trend.
01:09In the remainder of the world.
01:10It will show up there.
01:12And this is the perfect fit for the next age.
01:14It will show up there.
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