Oldham Mountain Rescue Team asked for assistance at Dovestones
Date published: 19 May 2022
Oldham Mountain Rescue Team
Fifteen members of Oldham Mountain Rescue Team spent an hour and 15 minutes on Wednesday afternoon, after being contacted by North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust asking for assistance with the evacuation of a female who had fallen from her bike and injured her ankle while cycling around Dovestones.
Said OMRT leader Rob Tortoishell:”Fortunately, a team member was working nearby and able to get to the scene very quickly, which allowed us to direct the NWAS ambulance crew to the casualty.
“After some pain relief and splinting, she was packaged on our stretcher before being taken down for transfer to the NWAS ambulance and onward transport to hospital.
“We wish the casualty all the best for a speedy recovery,” he added.
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