Bluff baby’s close call after fall
According to PT Alarms, who were the first responders on the scene, a call for medical assistance was received by the PT Tactical K9 unit from a frantic resident.
IT was a close call for a Bluff toddler after the little one fell from a buidling and lost consciousness on Thursday evening, August 19.
According to PT Alarms, who were the first responders on the scene, a call for medical assistance was received by the PT Tactical K9 unit from a frantic resident. PT Ambulance Service, ALS & BLS medics were dispatched together with the PT Tactical Unit.
“Within minutes the teams were on scene. The one year old toddler had regained consciousness as the medic arrived. PT Ambulance Medical Team assessed and stabilised the baby and the parents advised the team, that they wanted the child to be taken to the hospital for the necessary treatment required,” said PT Alarms spokesperson, Trishen Govender.
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