simonrl
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13 years ago
There was a rescue at Snailbeach mine last night (16/11/2011)

http://www.shropshirestar.com/news/2011/11/17/woman-rescued-after-cave-fall-near-minsterley/ 

According to the report, a 24 year old female memberfrom a visiting group, had an epeleptic fit and fell off a short aluminium ladder.

Once secure she was hauled out of Chapel Shaft from the 40 yard level some 400ft with the doctor prussicing with the stretcher in an operation taking more than 6 hours.

The rescue team of 52 involved MCRO, paramedics, the Gloucester CRO and a CRO doctor.

It's good to see CRO teams able to respond so professionally and efficiently; but worth mentioning that MCRO is apparently somewhat underfunded so would probably be a CRO that would benefit from some funds for equipment.

All the best to the lady for a speedy recovery!
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marineboy
13 years ago
that is pretty much what happened
i got to the casualty about 1045 ish, she was given pain relief and neck brace fitted we then moved her into the stretcher then carried her down to the platform on chapel shaft from where she was lifted out . i got out of the mine about 5 in the morning just enough time to drive home get washed and showered and got to work for 8. the young lady is on the mend with out any major injury's .
thanks to all who helped out. any donations to the midland c r o would be very useful
rdgs marine boy
spitfire
13 years ago
According to todays paper, this is the third time this person has been rescued
spitfire

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