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- Students training to become paramedics in Wales are advised to seek jobs abroad due to a recruitment freeze.
- The Welsh Ambulance Service confirmed it cannot offer roles this year due to financial issues.
- Around 70 students from Swansea and Wrexham universities are affected.
- The Welsh government is working with the service to address these challenges.
- Jane Dodds (Welsh Liberal Democrats) says the decision wastes talent.
