Air crew praised for park call out
The air ambulance was called to Centre Vale Park, Todmorden, on Thursday September 20 after a man collapsed with a suspected heart attack
The air ambulance was called to Centre Vale Park after a man suffered a heart attack.
The helicopter attended the park, on Burnley Road, Todmorden, last Thursday afternoon, September 20, following a 999 call for urgent medical assistance for a 57-year-old local man who collapsed with a suspected heart attack.
A spokesperson for the neighbourhood policing team said: “The helicopter transported the patient to Leeds General Hospital for emergency care.
“It is believed that he will make a full recovery thanks in no small part to the prompt 999 call and the air ambulance attending.”
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