The photo, which reflects how ambulances look after a service, has made a huge impact on Twitter, reaching more than 30,000 retweets and more than 60,000 likes. In addition, the image is having more than 300 comments that ask the doctor questions about the content of the snapshot or simply give their opinion about it.

Gustavo R. Bonzón, who posted on his own Twitter profile the photograph accompanied by the text “The day you understand what we get to see and do in an ambulance you will realize that if I ask you to pass at a traffic light it is for a reason…”, is an Interventional Cardiologist and Researcher in Health and Health Economics in Argentina.

This image is a clear example of the cases that health workers face and that reflects the laSexta program every Sunday. Below we show you some of the most shocking cases that Ambulance paramedics have had to face in each program:

Ambulances arrive in the heart of the city with a team capable of facing the most complicated situations. In their first batch, health workers help a 23-year-old mother give birth to her third child. Not having time to get to the hospital, the woman goes into labor in the ambulance.

‘Ambulances, in the heart of the city’ travels to a home in Oviedo where they find a man who has been losing blood through his rectum for two hours. He has suffered a seizure and is unstable due to the amount of blood lost. The health workers manage to stabilize him, but they have to take him to the hospital because he is in a fairly serious condition.

Ambulances go in Barcelona to the Vallcarca station where a young woman has rushed onto the tracks and has been blocked in a gap under the metro. The patient, who suffers from bipolar disorder, claims that she had recently broken up with her partner.Miracles exist, it has stayed right in the middle”, says a member of the fire team that helped get the young woman off the tracks.