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No ambulance at Wales
Dear Editor,
I write this email to you because I am so fed up with this life. I am living at Wales, for over thirty years years now. My husband is a dedicated worker for the now defunct Wales Estate.
Editor, I am kindly asking that you publish my plight. My granddaughter took ill last Friday night, because of severe unusual hypertension. I took her to the Wales Estate dispensary only to be told that the ambulance is only working Monday to Friday between the hours of 7 and 3.
Editor, we worked very hard to let this benefit go unnoticed. Please feel free to contact me ok.
Rajin Persaud
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