A policeman and maintenance worker at the Santa Ana Hospital rescued a pregnant women from one of the lifts. Her contractions had already started.
Tag Archive for Santa Ana
Junta Suspends Motril Hospital Work
by Martin Myall •
The Junta de Andalucia has put on hold the extension work on Motril’s Hospital Santa Ana until “better economical times.”
Lucky Lola
by Martin Myall •
A 78-year-old woman from Motril had two heart attacks right in the middle of a central street but lives to tell the tale.
Wrong Diagnosis
by Martin Myall •
The Regional Health Service (SAS) has been ordered to pay 136,473 euros in compensation to a man who was treated at the Motril area hospital, Santa Ana.
Medical Attrition in the Province
by Martin Myall •
Not only leading up to the General elections did Mariano Rajoy promise that he wouldn’t make any cuts to Education or Health, but he reiterated the pledge upon reaching power. However, he was soon to go back on his battered word.
Man Hit by Lorry on N-340
by Martin Myall •
A 40-year-old pedestrian was run over by a lorry on the N-340 in front of Salobreña a few minutes before midnight, last night.
Two Electricians Injured
by Martin Myall •
Two electricians in Almuñécar were injured when they received a high-voltage discharge whilst working on a fuse box in the garage of a 4-storey building on Avenida Don Juan Carlos, just before five in the afternoon.
Sudden Death at Santa Ana
by Martin Myall •
An Almuñequero, Antonio Miguel Aneas Vigo, died at the area hospital of Santa Ana in Motril from causes that can only be clarified by an impending autopsy. Sr Aneas, who was in his fifties, had not been feeling well for several days and had decided to go to Santa Ana.
Three Kings in Salobreña
by Martin Myall •
The Three Kings weren’t short of company as 3,000 villagers turned out to follow the parade, but before they did the circuit, they shot off over to Hospital Santa Ana to sprinkle the younger patients with presents.
Hospital Violence
by Editor •
It was 9am one Saturday morning and the Emergency Department was already filling up – some people had been there hours, others were arriving. One patient, however, decided that her test results were taking too long…