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BBC

British  

abbreviation

  1. British Broadcasting Corporation

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One of the students affected, who asked not be named, told BBC Wales she was shocked by the news and had been told that a pattern of "retire and return" had added to the workforce pressures on the ambulance service.

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Many of those the BBC spoke to did not want to provide their real names due to concerns it could impact their future employment.

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Students in their final year of paramedic science degrees contacted BBC Your Voice to say they have been advised to apply for jobs in Canada, New Zealand and Australia, with one calling the move "crazy and shortsighted".

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The BBC spoke to several residents in a Johannesburg suburb, Eldorado Park, a few weeks after soldiers arrived in the area.

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Elviena le Roux, a mother of three, told the BBC she doesn't believe having the military in the area will help, saying it will only "make the violence worse".

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