Emergency response times for life-threatening incidents have slowed significantly, averaging 13 minutes due to persistent challenges. Fire officials attribute the delays to heavy traffic congestion, a reduced number of available ambulances, and an overwhelming volume of calls. The strain on resources highlights growing concerns over the efficiency of emergency medical services in handling critical situations. Authorities are likely facing pressure to address these systemic issues to improve public safety outcomes.
It took 13 minutes on average to respond to life-threatening emergencies. Fire officials cited traffic, fewer ambulances and a high number of calls.
