Image: File photo, Mike Vanden Bosch / Pattison Media / An air ambulance from B.C. Emergency Health Services is pictured in this file photo. An air ambulance was dispatched to Agassiz Saturday night after a 3-year-old girl was reportedly burned. An air ambulance was requested; a landing zone was set up at Agassiz Christian School. The air ambulance lifted off at 7:37 p.m. Saturday night from Agassiz Christian.
Air ambulance called to Agassiz Saturday
Air ambulance dispatched to Agassiz Saturday night after young child sustains burns
Jun 24, 2023 | 7:53 PM
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AGASSIZ — B.C. Emergency Health Services personnel were called to Logan Road in Agassiz Saturday night (June 24) after a 3-year-old girl sustained burns to her body.
According to scanner traffic, Agassiz Fire Department and EHS personnel were dispatched to the area of Logan Road in Agassiz for the report of a young child with burns.
EHS asked for an air ambulance to respond and set up a landing zone. The fire department in Agassiz set up a landing zone at Agassiz Christian School.
The patient, who was reportedly awake, was transported via air ambulance. The air ambulance lifted off at 7:37 p.m. from Agassiz Christian School (7571 Morrow Road) according to witnesses.
