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Air ambulance flies in after man collapses
The air ambulance landed in Crick this morning (Friday) after a man collapsed.
The Warwickshire and Northamptonshire Air Ambulance received an emergency call at 10.45am this morning.
A spokesman said that a 62-year-old man who was litter picking by the side of the road near DIRFT had collapsed.
The air ambulance was called by the land ambulance to assist because there was a doctor on board.
The spokesman said the man was ‘suffering reduced consciousness’.
He was taken to University Hospital in Coventry for further treatment.
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