Two Patients from Paraparaumu Transported

Thursday, 27 May 2010, 5:43 pm
Press Release: Westpac Rescue Helicopter

The Wellington Based Westpac Rescue Helicopter transported two patients this afternoon from Paraparaumu. The 27th May 10.

The Helicopter responded on both occasions to the Paraparaumu Airport with a Wellington Free Ambulance Paramedic onboard.

The first patient was a 66yr old male from Paraparaumu suffering from a Medical condition.

The second patient was a 18 month baby from Paraparaumu suffering from a Medical Condition.

Both patients were flown to Wellington Hospital Emergency department where they are being assessed and treated.

ENDS

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