The response of the ambulance service on the night of the Manchester Arena bombing was 'inadequate', a QC for the bereaved families has said.
Not enough paramedics were dispatched into the foyer of the venue where suicide bomber Salman Abedi detonated a huge improvised device despite police officers and others desperately calling for expert medical help, the barrister told the continuing public inquiry.
He slammed the 'unacceptable' delay in sending specialist paramedics - with training and equipment to deal with terror incidents - into the blast zone to treat the injured. READ MORE:Two men run away from scene of stolen car crash before police arrive The QC also said it was 'unacceptable' ambulances only arrived 30 minutes after the
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