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"Why do "emergency workers" have to "rush" to remove a person? Why does the dead person require a gurney?"

Good question.

Emergency workers rush to remove the body of a victim of an Israeli missile strike in Tyre, southern Lebanon, Sunday, Aug. 6, 2006. Israel continued its bombardment of Tyre and surrounding areas Sunday and its assault on southern Lebanon. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
AP - 2 hours, 17 minutes ago
Emergency workers rush to remove the lifeless body of a victim of an Israeli missile strike in Tyre, southern Lebanon, Sunday, Aug. 6, 2006. Israel continued its bombardment of Tyre and surrounding areas Sunday and its assault on southern Lebanon. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
AP - Aug 06 7:39 AM
Emergency workers rush dead bodies from the scene, for fear of further attacks, after a double Israeli missile attack, believed to have originated from a drone, struck and killed two men on a motorcycle in a street in Tyre, southern Lebanon Saturday, Aug. 5, 2006. Tyre was the scene of an overnight gunbattle between Israeli naval commandos and Hezbollah fighters, and the two men on the motorcycle appeared to have been specifically targeted. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
AP - Aug 05 2:07 AM
Emergency workers rush dead bodies from the scene, for fear of further attacks, after a double Israeli missile attack, believed to have originated from a drone, struck and killed two men on a motorcycle in a street in Tyre, southern Lebanon Saturday, Aug. 5, 2006. Tyre was the scene of an overnight gunbattle between Israeli naval commandos and Hezbollah fighters, and the two men on the motorcycle appeared to have been specifically targeted. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
AP - Aug 05 2:08 AM
Emergency workers rush dead bodies from the scene, for fear of further attacks, after a double Israeli missile attack, believed to have originated from a drone, struck and killed two men on a motorcycle in a street in Tyre, southern Lebanon Saturday, Aug. 5, 2006. Tyre was the scene of an overnight gunbattle between Israeli naval commandos and Hezbollah fighters, and the two men on the motorcycle appeared to have been specifically targeted. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
AP - Aug 05 1:43 AM

On the pictures of Green Helmet Guy and White t-shirt from Qana --the ones where they were "emoting" over the bodies of Little Peach Girl and Little Flowered-Pants Girl were likewise tagged something like "rescue worker screaming for help".

Another point that has been bugginh me about those Qana pictures: the house that was hit was on a hillside on the outskirts of the town and thus must have been overlooking the town. So why were the shots of "stretcher/ambulance alley" and the above mentioned pictures of these guys with the little girls taken with them going UPHILL which would have been in my mind towards the house not towards where the ambulances are parked. There was one or two pictures I saw that showed the ambulances and they kind of appeared to me down the road from that street where the stretcher emerges in the video of Green Helmet Man being interviewed? I wish someone who was there like Brent Sadler CNN who gave a tour of the death room on July 31 or the guy from NBC, the one who was on Hardball with Chris Matthews, who went door-to-door to ask about where the men were could clear this up.