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Krystian05 2022-04-15 05:10:02 | #4
Matia19 (2022-04-15 00:23:10)Matia19
in the covid period I would have understood but …
in the covid period I would have understood but …
.... it´s still not over
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72meteor 2022-04-15 11:20:06 | #8
Sonic101 (2022-04-15 11:14:56)Sonic101
Oxblood
great spot but in my opinion it is Swedish!
The LT letters are clearly visible on the euroband It's probably imported from Sweden to Lithuania though.
Oxblood
great spot but in my opinion it is Swedish!
The LT letters are clearly visible on the euroband It's probably imported from Sweden to Lithuania though.
These cars are mainly used in private hospitals in Lithuania. And probably this car was hired to transport a seriously ill Lithuanian patient from a southern European country.
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Sonic101 2022-04-15 11:25:08 | #9
72meteor (2022-04-15 11:20:06)72meteor
These cars are mainly used in private hospitals in Lithuania. And probably this car was hired to transport a seriously ill Lithuanian patient from a southern European country.
These cars are mainly used in private hospitals in Lithuania. And probably this car was hired to transport a seriously ill Lithuanian patient from a southern European country.
Thanks for the clarification. That was probably the case.
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Matia19 2022-04-15 11:34:19 | #11
72meteor (2022-04-15 11:20:06)72meteor
Sonic101
Oxblood
great spot but in my opinion it is Swedish!
The LT letters are clearly visible on the euroband It's probably imported from Sweden to Lithuania though.
These cars are mainly used in private hospitals in Lithuania. And probably this car was hired to transport a seriously ill Lithuanian patient from a southern European country.
Sonic101
Oxblood
great spot but in my opinion it is Swedish!
The LT letters are clearly visible on the euroband It's probably imported from Sweden to Lithuania though.
These cars are mainly used in private hospitals in Lithuania. And probably this car was hired to transport a seriously ill Lithuanian patient from a southern European country.
everyone has their own way of doing it, by plane it would have been more practical
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Oxblood 2022-04-15 11:40:26 | #12
72meteor (2022-04-15 11:27:50)72meteor
Please note the number 112. In Lithuania, it is also an emergency number. It was specially selected ;)
Please note the number 112. In Lithuania, it is also an emergency number. It was specially selected ;)
hm 112 is also the emergency number in Sweden..... I just thought the font looks more SE than LT. (if I zoom I can't read the country identifier anymore). In any case, an ambulance of the far North in Serbia isn't an everyday's sight!
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72meteor 2022-04-15 11:59:09 | #13
Matia19 (2022-04-15 11:34:19)Matia19
72meteor
Sonic101
Oxblood
everyone has their own way of doing it, by plane it would have been more practical
Only important and wealthy government officials who are sick are flown here. For ordinary people, only ground transport 72meteor
Sonic101
Oxblood
everyone has their own way of doing it, by plane it would have been more practical
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72meteor 2022-04-15 12:03:13 | #14
Oxblood (2022-04-15 11:40:26)Oxblood
72meteor
Please note the number 112. In Lithuania, it is also an emergency number. It was specially selected ;)
hm 112 is also the emergency number in Sweden..... I just thought the font looks more SE than LT. (if I zoom I can't read the country identifier anymore). In any case, an ambulance of the far North in Serbia isn't an everyday's sight!
I disagree. I can clearly see the letters LT on my PC screen. Swedish FRO 112 belongs to 2007 BMW 523i Touring Automatic.72meteor
Please note the number 112. In Lithuania, it is also an emergency number. It was specially selected ;)
hm 112 is also the emergency number in Sweden..... I just thought the font looks more SE than LT. (if I zoom I can't read the country identifier anymore). In any case, an ambulance of the far North in Serbia isn't an everyday's sight!
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Krystian05 2022-04-16 05:41:57 | #16
Oxblood (2022-04-15 11:40:26)Oxblood
72meteor
Please note the number 112. In Lithuania, it is also an emergency number. It was specially selected ;)
hm 112 is also the emergency number in Sweden..... I just thought the font looks more SE than LT. (if I zoom I can't read the country identifier anymore). In any case, an ambulance of the far North in Serbia isn't an everyday's sight!
72meteor
Please note the number 112. In Lithuania, it is also an emergency number. It was specially selected ;)
hm 112 is also the emergency number in Sweden..... I just thought the font looks more SE than LT. (if I zoom I can't read the country identifier anymore). In any case, an ambulance of the far North in Serbia isn't an everyday's sight!
The number 112 is in the whole EU-Region exactly the same - doesn´t matter where you are, it has the same function!
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