On the 27th May at 21:32 hours, four fire engines the water incident unit, the aerial ladder platform, Urban Search and Rescue and the drone were called to rescue a person on Rawcliffe road in St Michaels. Firefighters rescued one casualty who had slipped down a muddy slope towards the river. Crews used two rope packs, lighting, first aid kit and ten metre ladder. Crews were on the scene for one hour.
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