The East of England Ambulance Service has declared its highest alert level after a rise in emergency calls during the hot weather.
The East of England Ambulance Service has declared its highest alert level after a rise in emergency calls during the hot weather.
The Trust says life-threatening calls peaked at 416 in one day last week.
It's deployed 100 extra ambulance crews and is urging people to only call 999 in life-threatening emergencies.

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