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White circles on the platform of an SNCF station in front of a TGV.FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0231084.jpgThe SNCF materialized the 1 m spacing with white circles on the ground. They allow travelers to maintain a distance to avoid a resurgence of the COVID-19 epidemic in France -
White circles on the platform of an SNCF station in front of a TGV.FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0231085.jpgThe SNCF materialized the 1 m spacing with white circles on the ground. They allow travelers to maintain a distance to avoid a resurgence of the COVID-19 epidemic in France -
White circles on the platform of an SNCF station in front of a TGV.FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0231086.jpgThe SNCF materialized the 1 m spacing with white circles on the ground. They allow travelers to maintain a distance to avoid a resurgence of the COVID-19 epidemic in France -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230225.jpgSDIS974 firefighters enter an emergency vehicle, parked in front of the barracks, to leave for intervention.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230226.jpgSDIS974 firefighters enter an emergency vehicle, parked in front of the barracks, to leave for intervention.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230227.jpgFirefighters take care of a road accident victim on a fast lane. They are doing the checkup of the victim in the ambulance.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230228.jpgFirefighters take care of a road accident victim on a fast lane. They are doing the checkup of the victim in the ambulance.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230230.jpgFirefighters take care of a road accident victim on a fast lane. They are doing the checkup of the victim in the ambulance.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230231.jpgFirefighters take care of a road accident victim on a fast lane. They are doing the checkup of the victim in the ambulance.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230232.jpgFirefighters take care of a road accident victim on a fast lane. They are doing the checkup of the victim in the ambulance. A gendarme gets into the ambulance to make the usual observations.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230233.jpgFirefighters take care of a road accident victim on a fast lane. They are doing the checkup of the victim in the ambulance. A gendarme gets into the ambulance to make the usual observations.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230234.jpgFirefighters take care of a road accident victim on a fast lane. They are doing the checkup of the victim in the ambulance. A gendarme gets into the ambulance to make the usual observations.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230235.jpgFirefighters take care of a road accident victim on a fast lane. They are doing the checkup of the victim in the ambulance.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230236.jpgA firefighter prepares the stretcher in the ambulance to receive a wounded man.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230237.jpgTwo firefighters install a person with a head injury on the ambulance stretcher.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230238.jpgFirefighters take care of a road accident victim in town. They are doing the checkup of the victim in the ambulance.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230239.jpgFirefighters take care of a road accident victim in town. They are doing the checkup of the victim in the ambulance.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230240.jpgA road rescue vehicle marks the intervention for everyone's safety.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
SDIS 974 on Reunion IslandFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0230248.jpgA road rescue vehicle marks the intervention for everyone's safety.
Firefighters are present throughout France through the Departmental Fire and Rescue Services (SDIS). Reunion Island is no exception, rescue services are provided by the SDIS974. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229654.jpgThe SMU has emergency vehicles, ambulances, light and heavy vehicles, for all operations on the "runway" side of the airport.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229665.jpgThe SMU has emergency vehicles, ambulances, light and heavy vehicles, for all operations on the "runway" side of the airport.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229666.jpgThe SMU has emergency vehicles, ambulances, light and heavy vehicles, for all operations on the "runway" side of the airport.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229667.jpgThe SMU has emergency vehicles, ambulances, light and heavy vehicles, for all operations on the "runway" side of the airport.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229668.jpgThe SMU has emergency vehicles, ambulances, light and heavy vehicles, for all operations on the "runway" side of the airport.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229669.jpgThe SMU has emergency vehicles, ambulances, light and heavy vehicles, for all operations on the "runway" side of the airport.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229673.jpgSMU vehicles can operate in all areas of the airport, including aircraft taxiways.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229674.jpgSMU vehicles can operate in all areas of the airport, including aircraft taxiways.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229675.jpgSMU vehicles can operate in all areas of the airport, including aircraft taxiways.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229676.jpgSMU vehicles can operate in all areas of the airport, including aircraft taxiways.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229677.jpgSMU vehicles can operate in all areas of the airport, including aircraft taxiways.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
Roissy Airport Medical Emergency ServiceFranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0229678.jpgSMU vehicles can operate in all areas of the airport, including aircraft taxiways.
Roissy Airport has an emergency medical service, the EMS. Its role is to watch over the health of travelers, crew members, ground staff and all those who pass through the airport. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228125.jpgA volunteer from the French Red Cross arranges cans on a shelf.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228126.jpgIn the warehouse, wearing a mask and gloves ensures hygiene.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228127.jpgA logistician from the French Red Cross supervises the preparation of solidarity packages.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228128.jpgA French Red Cross volunteer, wearing a mask and gloves, prepares a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228129.jpgA French Red Cross volunteer, wearing a mask and gloves, prepares a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228130.jpgTwo volunteers from the French Red Cross, wearing a mask and gloves, prepare a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228131.jpgA French Red Cross volunteer, wearing a mask and gloves, prepares a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228132.jpgA French Red Cross volunteer, wearing a mask and gloves, prepares a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228133.jpgEach package is prepared in the logistics warehouse by volunteers from the French Red Cross.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228134.jpgA French Red Cross volunteer, wearing a mask and gloves, prepares a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228135.jpgA French Red Cross volunteer, wearing a mask and gloves, prepares a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228136.jpgA French Red Cross volunteer, wearing a mask and gloves, prepares a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228137.jpgA French Red Cross volunteer, wearing a mask and gloves, prepares a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228138.jpgTwo volunteers from the French Red Cross, wearing a mask and gloves, prepare a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228139.jpgA French Red Cross volunteer, wearing a mask and gloves, prepares a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228140.jpgA French Red Cross volunteer, wearing a mask and gloves, prepares a solidarity package.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228141.jpgTwo volunteers from the French Red Cross welcome a vehicle to deliver solidarity packages.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous".FranceNicolas BeaumontLePictorium_0228142.jpgTwo volunteers from the French Red Cross welcome a vehicle to deliver solidarity packages.
The French Red Cross has launched a specific service for the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic "Croix-Rouge chez Vous". The initial phase is the preparation of orders. -
Covid-19 - Civil Protection mobilized during the epidemicFranceKamila StepienLePictorium_0228052.jpgmembers of the Civil Protection disinfect the ambulance during their night duty.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Civil Protection intervenes in reinforcement of the medical personnel on the medical devices set up. Its members, almost all volunteers, are trained in first aid gestures by taking the constants: pulse, tension, frequency and respiratory amplitude, temperature. They can also oxygenate victims with masks and stretcher them if a transfer to the hospital is necessary. However, they do not have the equipment to intubate and ventilate the sick. For the most serious cases, respiratory distress, a doctor must intervene. -
Covid-19 - Civil Protection mobilized during the epidemicFranceKamila StepienLePictorium_0228053.jpgInside an ambulance.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Civil Protection intervenes in reinforcement of the medical personnel on the medical devices set up. Its members, almost all volunteers, are trained in first aid gestures by taking the constants: pulse, tension, frequency and respiratory amplitude, temperature. They can also oxygenate victims with masks and stretcher them if a transfer to the hospital is necessary. However, they do not have the equipment to intubate and ventilate the sick. For the most serious cases, respiratory distress, a doctor must intervene. -
Covid-19 - Civil Protection mobilized during the epidemicFranceKamila StepienLePictorium_0228054.jpgDuring the night watch, two members of Civil Protection go to the ambulance before intervening with a patient.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Civil Protection intervenes in reinforcement of the medical personnel on the medical devices set up. Its members, almost all volunteers, are trained in first aid gestures by taking the constants: pulse, tension, frequency and respiratory amplitude, temperature. They can also oxygenate victims with masks and stretcher them if a transfer to the hospital is necessary. However, they do not have the equipment to intubate and ventilate the sick. For the most serious cases, respiratory distress, a doctor must intervene. -
Covid-19 - Civil Protection mobilized during the epidemicFranceKamila StepienLePictorium_0228055.jpgDuring the night watch, a member of the Civil Protection drives an ambulance to rescue a patient.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Civil Protection intervenes in reinforcement of the medical personnel on the medical devices set up. Its members, almost all volunteers, are trained in first aid gestures by taking the constants: pulse, tension, frequency and respiratory amplitude, temperature. They can also oxygenate victims with masks and stretcher them if a transfer to the hospital is necessary. However, they do not have the equipment to intubate and ventilate the sick. For the most serious cases, respiratory distress, a doctor must intervene. -
Covid-19 - Civil Protection mobilized during the epidemicFranceKamila StepienLePictorium_0228056.jpgDuring the night watch, two members of the Civil Protection put on protections before intervening with a patient.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Civil Protection intervenes in reinforcement of the medical personnel on the medical devices set up. Its members, almost all volunteers, are trained in first aid gestures by taking the constants: pulse, tension, frequency and respiratory amplitude, temperature. They can also oxygenate victims with masks and stretcher them if a transfer to the hospital is necessary. However, they do not have the equipment to intubate and ventilate the sick. For the most serious cases, respiratory distress, a doctor must intervene. -
Covid-19 - Civil Protection mobilized during the epidemicFranceKamila StepienLePictorium_0228057.jpgDuring the night watch, two members of the Civil Protection put on protections before intervening with a patient.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Civil Protection intervenes in reinforcement of the medical personnel on the medical devices set up. Its members, almost all volunteers, are trained in first aid gestures by taking the constants: pulse, tension, frequency and respiratory amplitude, temperature. They can also oxygenate victims with masks and stretcher them if a transfer to the hospital is necessary. However, they do not have the equipment to intubate and ventilate the sick. For the most serious cases, respiratory distress, a doctor must intervene. -
Covid-19 - Civil Protection mobilized during the epidemicFranceKamila StepienLePictorium_0228058.jpgDuring the night watch, two members of the Civil Protection ring the doorbell of a patient.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Civil Protection intervenes in reinforcement of the medical personnel on the medical devices set up. Its members, almost all volunteers, are trained in first aid gestures by taking the constants: pulse, tension, frequency and respiratory amplitude, temperature. They can also oxygenate victims with masks and stretcher them if a transfer to the hospital is necessary. However, they do not have the equipment to intubate and ventilate the sick. For the most serious cases, respiratory distress, a doctor must intervene. -
Covid-19 - Civil Protection mobilized during the epidemicFranceKamila StepienLePictorium_0228059.jpgDuring the night watch, two members of the Civil Protection ring the doorbell of a patient.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Civil Protection intervenes in reinforcement of the medical personnel on the medical devices set up. Its members, almost all volunteers, are trained in first aid gestures by taking the constants: pulse, tension, frequency and respiratory amplitude, temperature. They can also oxygenate victims with masks and stretcher them if a transfer to the hospital is necessary. However, they do not have the equipment to intubate and ventilate the sick. For the most serious cases, respiratory distress, a doctor must intervene. -
Covid-19 - Civil Protection mobilized during the epidemicFranceKamila StepienLePictorium_0228060.jpgVolunteers in the field strengthen the emergency medical services in collaboration with firefighters and private paramedics. In total, nearly 150 ambulances and vehicles for raising doubts are engaged 24 hours a day. The volunteers are therefore fully mobilized in the field but also in the SAMU regulation room.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Civil Protection intervenes in reinforcement of the medical personnel on the medical devices set up. Its members, almost all volunteers, are trained in first aid gestures by taking the constants: pulse, tension, frequency and respiratory amplitude, temperature. They can also oxygenate victims with masks and stretcher them if a transfer to the hospital is necessary. However, they do not have the equipment to intubate and ventilate the sick. For the most serious cases, respiratory distress, a doctor must intervene. -
Covid-19 - Civil Protection mobilized during the epidemicFranceKamila StepienLePictorium_0228061.jpgA member of the Civil Protection carrying out a pre-diagnosis of a patient.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Civil Protection intervenes in reinforcement of the medical personnel on the medical devices set up. Its members, almost all volunteers, are trained in first aid gestures by taking the constants: pulse, tension, frequency and respiratory amplitude, temperature. They can also oxygenate victims with masks and stretcher them if a transfer to the hospital is necessary. However, they do not have the equipment to intubate and ventilate the sick. For the most serious cases, respiratory distress, a doctor must intervene. -
Covid-19 - Civil Protection mobilized during the epidemicFranceKamila StepienLePictorium_0228062.jpgVolunteers provide emergency assistance to a man who called the ambulance service following a pain in the heart.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Civil Protection intervenes in reinforcement of the medical personnel on the medical devices set up. Its members, almost all volunteers, are trained in first aid gestures by taking the constants: pulse, tension, frequency and respiratory amplitude, temperature. They can also oxygenate victims with masks and stretcher them if a transfer to the hospital is necessary. However, they do not have the equipment to intubate and ventilate the sick. For the most serious cases, respiratory distress, a doctor must intervene. -
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