Five-year-old directs paramedics to unconscious mother in Telford

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 02:32 · Archive

A five-year-old boy in Telford guided paramedics to his unconscious mother after learning to communicate via a 'six-seven' game.

A five-year-old boy in Telford assisted paramedics in reaching his unconscious mother by using a communication game he had learned. When Spencer called the emergency services, he told the call handler that his father was 'at work getting pennies'. This enabled paramedics to determine the family's location and respond to the emergency.

The 'six-seven' game, which the boy had been taught, proved instrumental in allowing emergency responders to understand his situation and reach his mother in time. The incident highlights how even young children can play a vital role in emergencies when equipped with basic communication skills.

How it is being reported

• How 'six-seven' craze helped brave Telford five-year-old direct paramedics to his unconscious mumSpencer told the call handler his dad was “at work getting pennies”Birmingham World · 14 Oct, 02:00
• How 'six-seven' craze helped brave Telford five-year-old direct paramedics to his unconscious mumSpencer told the call handler his dad was “at work getting pennies”Express & Star · 14 Oct, 02:00

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