Shortly before 5pm yesterday (June 20), the Great North Air Ambulance (GNAAS) responded to reports of a medical incident in the north of the island.
The GNAAS helicopter, with a paramedic and doctor on board, arrived at the scene in Andreas at 4:56pm.
The GNAAS critical care team worked alongside the Isle of Man Ambulance Service to assess and treat a patient before airlifting them to hospital.
Medical service
To sustain the service on the Isle of Man, GNAAS needs continued support.
It relies entirely on donations and couldn’t continue its work without its supporters’ efforts.
It currently needs to raise approximately £8.5million a year to operate.
In order to continue responding during the night, the charity must have reliable cars, impeccable training, the best equipment, and ultimately, money.
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