A person was rescued from 15m above the ground at a medical emergency in Center Parcs this weekend (Image: Ian Burt)
A holiday maker required treatment after suffering a medical emergency on a 15m high roof at Centre Parcs at the weekend.
At just after 9.37am on Saturday, June 30, emergency services were called to the Elveden site after reports of a man having a medical episode.
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A fire crew arrived at the scene to assist an ambulance in rescuing the man from the roof.
A crew from Bury St Edmunds used a turn table ladder to gain access to the roof.
The man was then transported to West Suffolk Hospital for further assessment and treatment.
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