Diver Passes Away SMMC After Coast Guard Quick Emergency Response
Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard Responds Swiftly to Medical Emergency; Diver Passes Away at Hospita lSINT MAARTEN (SIMPSON BAY) –
On the morning of Wednesday, June 11, the Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard (DCCG) responded to an urgent medical emergency at sea.
The Harbor Master in Saba contacted the Coast Guard, requesting immediate assistance for a diver in distress.
Without delay, Coast Guard personnel stationed in Saba launched their Metal Shark vessel.
They navigated directly to the dive boat where crew members were attempting to revive a British male national.
Upon arrival, the officers quickly assessed the situation. Recognizing the severity, they continued CPR efforts and made the decision to transport the patient to shore without hesitation.
During the transit, Coast Guard members maintained constant resuscitation efforts.
Upon reaching the harbor, they swiftly transferred the patient to awaiting paramedics, who immediately transported him to a nearby medical center for further treatment.
Despite coordinated efforts by the dive crew, Coast Guard, and emergency medical responders, the individual sadly passed away at the hospital.
https://sxmgovernment.com/christophe-emmanuel-broke-joke-angry-at-st-maarten-s/
The tragedy underscores the unpredictable nature of emergencies at sea and the critical importance of timely intervention.
As the community reflects on this loss, the Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard expresses its heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of the deceased.
Their thoughts remain with those affected by this difficult event.In times of crisis, the Coast Guard remains committed to rapid response and lifesaving support.
https://sxmnews.ai/from-bid-rigging-to-land-stealing-story-of-christopher-emmanuels-crash-out/
Through coordination, training, and readiness, they continue to serve the region with dedication and care.
Although the outcome in this case was deeply unfortunate, the swift action taken demonstrates their unwavering resolve to protect lives at sea whenever possible.