We were contacted yesterday, Monday 30th July by YAS (Yorkshire Ambulance Service) at 13.15 about a collapsed walker.
The gentleman had met up with a walking group near Whitby and joined them for a walk in Westerdale.
The group quickly called the emergency services and gave first aid. YAAS (Yorkshire Air Ambulance Service) attended, but unfortunately the gentlemen did not recover.
NYP (North Yorkshire Police) attended. Team members assisted YAS move the gentleman and helped get some of the group get to their next destination.
2 Rovers and 12 team members were involved for around 2.5hrs.
CMRT members wish to extend our sincere condolences to his family and friends.
Callout 57 yesterday, Monday 30th July
While returning members of the walking group involved from the previous Westerdale incident to their base in Danby a team member was alerted to a young woman experiencing some breathing difficulties at the Visitors Centre in Danby.
Team members who were returning Team vehicles to the Team Base were diverted to the new location while a team member, who is also a community first responder, also made their way to Danby.
The team took care of the patient till Yorkshire Ambulance Service arrived later.
8 team members responded to this incident that lasted around 1.5hrs
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CALL-OUT 47/2024
TUESDAY 29TH OCTOBER 2024 (1511 HOURS)
We were requested by the North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust to go to the aid of an injured horse rider, following a fall on farmland between Guisborough and Skelton. One of our Team Doctors headed directly there whilst other members using two Land Rovers joined him upon their arrival.
After the casualty had been stabilised and given pain relief, she was ‘packaged’ within a vacuum mattress on a rescue stretcher, which was then secured inside one of the Land Rovers. After she had been driven to a farmyard, she was handed over into the care of the ambulance crew. We wish her all the best for a swift recovery.
Many thanks to people at the farm for helping to transport some of our personnel.
Seventeen Cleveland MRT members were involved for just under 2-hours before they were able to leave the farm and head home or to our Base.
Well done to all involved, Hope the Lady makes a speedy recovery.
Well done to all the team👏👏
Amazing as always.. thank you for all you do xxx
Well done
Always there when called upon!
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