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Home›Green Marine›Doctor airlifted onto cruise ship
Green Marine

April 14, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Doctor airlifted onto cruise ship

A doctor had to be airlifted onto a cruise ship off the south coast after a passenger fell seriously ill. The cruise liner Braemar was 12 miles south of Shoreham, West Sussex, on its way to Dover, Kent, when a man on board started suffering chest pains.

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A doctor had to be airlifted onto a cruise ship off the south coast after a passenger fell seriously ill. The cruise liner Braemar was 12 miles south of Shoreham, West Sussex, on its way to Dover, Kent, when a man on board started suffering chest pains.

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