Person taken to hospital after emergency incident in Truro

Summarised from CornwallLive's report · Updated 4 Nov, 22:02 · Archive

A person was taken to hospital following an emergency incident in Truro city centre on November 3.

Emergency services attended an incident on City Road in Truro city centre at around 5:30pm on November 3. Police, fire and ambulance crews were at the scene, and the road was closed for around half an hour before being reopened.

One person was conveyed to Royal Cornwall Hospital at Treliske by ambulance. South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust said it was called at 5:13pm and sent one double-crewed land ambulance and two operational commanders to the scene. CornwallLive understands emergency crews were attending reports of a fire, though Cornwall Council and Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service have not confirmed what the incident was or details of their response.

A witness reported seeing blue lights and multiple emergency vehicles. She said she could smell smoke but did not see any fire or flames, and believed an ambulance was taking someone to hospital as she left the scene.

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• Person in hospital after emergency incident in TruroPolice, fire and ambulance crews were at the sceneCornwallLive · 4 Nov, 15:03

In this story: Truro · Royal Cornwall Hospital at Treliske · Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service · South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust

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