
Seahouses RNLI assists ambulance crew to reach injured person on Holy Island
At 11:02am on Sunday 21 January 2024, UK Coastguard requested the launch of Seahouses all-weather lifeboat, to assist the North East Ambulance Service reach a casualty on Holy Island.
This was the second such incident on Holy Island in two days, with Amble RNLI responding swiftly and transporting a paramedic to the Island to attend to an ill elderly male.
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