The life of an Ambulance Driver in Singapore
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2021
- Escorting patients to hospitals is his daily routine!
Syed recounts and unfolds his experience as an ambulance driver in Singapore.
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respect to all our frontliners ❤️
Mari Kita saling menghargai petugas barisan hadapan Kita..💪
You guys are the real heroes,you guys really can work in the highest pressure,respect and love
Salute to you, Sir! And all our frontliners.
Thank you for your work and for sharing your story Syed!!
Thank you 🙏 Sir and same to all paramedics and mates involved in saving lives.
Mr syed is a very kind person! Working in the medical industry is a tough job, appreciate and respect them! :)
*Inspiring story and truly an humanitarian art of work and am saluting all our frontliners and may you all be blessed always*
Masha Allah!
Respect to you and your colleagues, Mr Syed. 👍
Salute to ALL frontliners. Yes! You are more needed now than ever and your professions should not only be acknowledged, but should be much appreciated and recognised.👏💐
To Mr Syed and all the frontliners who are doing their best, go beyond their duties.... a mountain of gratitude. ❤💐
May Allah bless, protect and make it easy for all of you. 🤲🥰
You chose to help save lives 💓
You are our HEROES ❤❤
Syed, thank you. I know how you feel. I was at the epicenter of Covid. I was stationed at NCID when Covid just started. It was really hell. The ambulances kept coming in with patients. My job was to receive all these suspected or confirmed cases. We were drenched with sweat as we are all in PPE...even underwear also wet! 🤣 But it was fulfilling. Thank you again to Syed and all the front liners out there. 😊😉🤘🙏❤️❤️👏
Thank you for your contribution!
I respect you all and thanks a lot for your courage and sacrifice for all the people in Singapore and your contribution to our country!!!!!!!! I wish all the best for you and your family!!!!!
Respect and salute
We as Singaporean citizens must do our part....
Respect to you sir
hey bro!!! I am touched by your courage and your sacrifice for our country and society, I really respect and appreciate for contributing to our country and society!! I wish all best for you and your family!!
you are a good person!!!! I salute you!!!! bro!!
“if u don’t play a part, how do u expect us to play a part” yes, i agree!
Respect
Kudos.
Respect To U All Guys
A man full of charisma, caring, helpful, he has a BIG BEAUTIFUL 💖 HEART, with a positive mindset. Allah swt bless you n your family.
Salute all frontline workers,
God bless you and your family.🌹
We will never understand what u r going through. But thank you for all that you have done and we pray God reward you and your family in this life and the hereafter🥰
As an trainee combat medic attached to Queenstown Fire Station, I was shell shocked after picking up a high rise suicide victim in the ambulance. That moment I got the best advice from the ambulance officer : think like you are handling pork
They may be just ambulance drivers. But they are the unsung heroes which make up the fabric of the society. Every thread is important.
Yes what ever the Mr syed said is really 2 truth......😔
Hmm silver coloured ambulance.. could be Royal ambulance or AMS.. hmm
Powerlah this abang! Mad respect! And all frontliners! Singaporeans we do have a lot of heart, we just gotta show it more. So many are dying in so many countries, these guys are heroes. Wah the part when he attended the infant case and thinking about it as if it's his own children, waaah hits this heart hard man! Singaporeans stop this crazy rat race mentality and replace it with passion, compassion, heart!
Don't take covid19 lightly.
Do our part.
3aug21
820pm
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Guess who is his aunty? It’s Halimah.
Respect