The Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance has descended upon the quiet village of Seaview this afternoon (Monday), where a medical emergency has taken place.
It was at approximately 17:20 that the green and yellow helicopter touched down in the Seaview Football Club playing field.
Advanced critical care paramedics were aided by locals who helped transport them and their equipment to the location on Solent View Road where a person is in life-threatening condition.
Although the condition of the patient is unknown, the air ambulance has since left without conveying the patient.
Paramedics from the Isle of Wight Ambulance Service remain on scene; however; have been seen to return the stretcher into the ambulance.
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance is the charity that delivers an advanced Critical Care Team to sick and injured people in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight when they need it most.
Available both day and night, 365 days a year, the Air Ambulance Critical Care Team is called out an average of seven times a day to attend road traffic collisions, sporting accidents, collapses and many other incidents.
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Where would the island be without the GREAT
Air Ambulance service
Keep up the good work, pray the person is ok.
Totally agree great job they do
Totally agree great job they do and good to know they are there for us this is why we donate
Love our air ambulance, so amazing how quick they can get to the island nowadays!
I agree with you, wholeheartedly!
Does not sound a life-threatening condition if the Air Ambulance and Ambulance left without a patient
That is true, but better to be safe than sorry,
more qualified paramedics in the air ambulance than
local Island paramedics, much better survival rate
for sure.
They are equally skilled and qualified. We have several advanced practicing paramedics working solo in rapid response vehicles. The skills at St Marys are also exceptional but not a trauma centre so anything cardiac, hepatic, neuro or poly trauma would be transfered.