Y'know, at first I really thought this was gonna be an extra long April Fool's video, but it turned out to be a pretty entertaining and informative one!
@John Arat Most likely transporting/ transferring members of the army between hospitals. In two other clips the ambulances were leaving a military parade where they had probably been on standby for medical support.
Some very interesting vehicles there. I saw a few during my visit to HCM and wondered how staff could work in the back of some. Perhaps patient care varies in different countries. With the registration plates, the first two numbers denote the Province/municipality too.
Most of the time there is no real work taking place in the back of Vietnamese ambulances. They act as a means of transport and not much else. Most of them are not even equipped to treat a patient, let alone provide first aid or life-saving interventions. To my knowledge *9999 ambulances (and maybe a handful of 115 ambulances) are the only ones in Vietnam where patients are actually being treated on their way to the hospital. Patient care definitely varies around the world.
Watching this thinking they use the same sirens as my state. Oh, that’s outside I can hear. They all look like they have a lack of electrical power to run the lights properly.
Not always I guess. I’m sure the Vietnamese army also has more tactical looking ambulances with camouflage colors, but the ones you see here are not intended for any war zones, they simply serve at military hospitals for members of the armed forces.
Y'know, at first I really thought this was gonna be an extra long April Fool's video, but it turned out to be a pretty entertaining and informative one!
Haha nope...I’m still working on the April fools video lol 😅😆
vietnam is so cool
It’s a great place 👍🏼
@John Arat Most likely transporting/ transferring members of the army between hospitals. In two other clips the ambulances were leaving a military parade where they had probably been on standby for medical support.
I was gonna say we needed the 9999 EMR Co. In our country but i realized vietnam needed it more than we do
Some very interesting vehicles there. I saw a few during my visit to HCM and wondered how staff could work in the back of some. Perhaps patient care varies in different countries. With the registration plates, the first two numbers denote the Province/municipality too.
Most of the time there is no real work taking place in the back of Vietnamese ambulances. They act as a means of transport and not much else. Most of them are not even equipped to treat a patient, let alone provide first aid or life-saving interventions. To my knowledge *9999 ambulances (and maybe a handful of 115 ambulances) are the only ones in Vietnam where patients are actually being treated on their way to the hospital.
Patient care definitely varies around the world.
Watching this thinking they use the same sirens as my state. Oh, that’s outside I can hear.
They all look like they have a lack of electrical power to run the lights properly.
Lol good one.
Hmm I think they are just not great quality lights...
wow timur this is a great catch. luv it.stay safe
Thank you very much! You too! 💪🏼
Wow I’m really early and I somehow didn’t know army ambulances were even a thing nowadays
See there’s always something to learn on TGG Global Emergency Responses! 😁
Maybe only in VN :))
I think we learned from Soviet Union :))
The first video was recorded in April 30th 2015 right? It is long time ago. Regretfully, I had not filmed emergency vehicle yet at that time.
Correct 🙂
I had started filming emergency vehicles even before then, but 2015 is the year that I started my TH-cam channel.
Awesome catches mate!
Thank you very much! Btw check out my TH-cam story 😜
Vietnam now has yellow registration plates.
And great video btw👍
Yes, and these yellow registration plates are for taxis, trucks, buses and cars for Grab service's drivers.
That’s interesting! 👍🏼
Most Military Ambulances I know would normally be green.
Not always I guess. I’m sure the Vietnamese army also has more tactical looking ambulances with camouflage colors, but the ones you see here are not intended for any war zones, they simply serve at military hospitals for members of the armed forces.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses So I see.
The Vietnam War is back.
@@subin0598 a ok
Interessantes Video 👍👍👍
Dankeschön 😎
This is how every ambulance should look like, white with just a red cross on it.
Very good
Thanks! :)
Nice one
Thanks!
I think this video 4 or 5 years ago
Yes. Some parts are from 2015! Please read the description 😁
Long time no see you upload video vietnam vehicle
I think the last one was uploaded for Christmas 2020, not too long ago 😅
Amazing videos. I like this. Seems very kid friendly and educational.😂
Vietnam 🇻🇳?
Yes, Vietnam. 🇻🇳
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Awesome. Love how some Vietnamese military Cars Use White wheels. lol
Parade vehicle will have it wheel paint white
Hou yead vienan parade polize wuaaaaaooooo 😎😎😎😎😎 he main freins gud crak xdd saludameee
Awesome!👍
Thank you!
Am I allowed to reuse your sirens? for more than one video I will make?
No, I do not want my content to be re-uploaded. Thank you.
taiwanese people look pretty chill
Do Philippines Rescue Vehicels plssss
WALA KAHIT ISA UMAYY 😂😂
Mask ?
Clips were filmed pre-pandemic (2015-2018). See description for details.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses oh!
The lights they use are horrible.
Not bright at all.
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