00:25The drones are something that we purchased, invested heavily in,
00:30for us to try and rescue patients that have gone subsurface or got into difficulty in bodies of water within
00:37London.
01:02One of the really good features of it is that we're able to tell how deep a body of water
01:07is through the depth gauge on it,
01:09and also the water temperature, which is really important for the rescue phase of our operation.
01:30In the UK, approximately 400 people drown each year, and 60% of these are in lakes, rivers, canals rather
01:38than coastal areas.
01:39The London Ambulance Service alone responds to over 50 drownings a year, so it is a massive, massive issue.
02:03I'm team leader.
02:06Can you take those?
02:12I'm team leader.