Medical personnel, first responders take part in full-scale emergency response drill in Old Bridge
The drill will simulate patients transferred from the center into tents outside where they will be treated.
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Oct 22, 2022, 2:32 PM
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Medical Center and New Jersey EMS Task Force are holding a full-scale emergency
response exercise in Old Bridge.
The drill will simulate patients transferred from the center into tents outside
where they will be treated.
Its purpose is to make sure the facility is prepared in case of a major
disaster that makes hospitals not operational.
News 12’s Taylor Knight was there and spoke with medical personnel
taking part in the drill.
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