🚨 Major Emergency Response in Anglesey 🚨
A dramatic scene unfolded in Beaumaris, Anglesey on Monday when a 58-year-old man suffered a fall from a sea wall onto concrete. The incident, which happened around 3.35 pm, saw a flurry of activity as emergency services jumped into action. 💥
The call for help prompted a swift, multi-agency response. An air ambulance landed on the scene, with paramedics, coastguard officers, and RNLI volunteers all rallying together. According to Penmon Coastguard, they were flagged by the Holyhead maritime rescue coordination centre to assist.
On arrival, the coastguard team found the gentleman being helped by off-duty lifeboat members. A quick evaluation followed, with the casualty receiving pain relief and being stretchered to the local lifeboat station. Here, he was kept warm and dry before paramedics whisked him away to a waiting air ambulance. 🚁
The man was then flown to the Midlands, where he will receive specialist care. Our thoughts are with him for a speedy recovery and kudos to all rescue teams involved for their swift action! 🙌
Stay safe out there, folks, and remember how vital our emergency services are. They truly make all the difference when minutes count. ❤️
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