The
Waikato Westpac Rescue Helicopter was dispatched to Piropiro
Flats Campground, South of Benneydale, this afternoon to
transport a 37 year old Hamilton man.
The man mad suffered
a leg injury while splitting wood. 'The man has sustained a
laceration to his leg after splitting wood,’ said Pilot
Dan Harcourt. The man was treated at the scene before being
airlifted to Waikato Hospital for further treatment. The
helicopter was essential due to the remoteness of the
location and the severity of the injury.
Philips Search
and Rescue Trust is a charitable organisation, operating
rescue helicopters throughout the Central North Island.
Philips Search and Rescue Trust relies on support from
principal sponsors and community donations. Special thanks
to Waikato King Country's principal sponsor, Westpac. This
crucial financial support ensures our rescue helicopters can
continue to bring life-saving equipment, rescue personnel
and trauma-trained medics directly to the patient. For
further information about PSRT visit our website http://rescue.org.nz.
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