Flint Coastguard, Lifeboat and North East Wales Search and Rescue called out to separate incidents on Sunday
Liverpool Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre called the Flint Coastguard out on Sunday, their fourth call out of 2015.
North Wales Police requested the assistance of the Coastguard and the Flint inshore lifeboat which was paged at 9:50pm
**PAGER ALERT **
Launch Request Coastguard
09:50pm
11/01/15— Flint Lifeboat (@FlintLifeboat) January 11, 2015
Emergency services were concerned for the welfare of a female described as ‘despondent’ who was on the Hawarden Railway Bridge at Shotton.
The police helicopter was also dispatched to the scene however, police quickly dealt with the situation and led the women to safety.
https://twitter.com/FlintCoastguard/status/554404145349017601
Meanwhile earlier in the day North East Wales Search and Rescue were called upon to assist with a male walker on Moel Famau who was suffering a leg injury.
Luckily for the injured man the search and rescue team were able to drive Landrovers up to the summit of Moel Famau and retrieve the injured male.
The SAR team posted a video on Facebook showing the team at the summit, administering first aid, before loading the male onto a stretcher and into a waiting Land Rover to then make a slow and careful descent down to the bottom, meeting Welsh Ambulance Service to hand the casualty over.
