Woman airlifted to Tunbridge Wells Hospital in Pembury after being thrown from horse in Ensfield Road
14:00, 30 September 2014
A woman was treated by critical care paramedics and airlifted to hospital after being thrown off of her horse on the weekend.
The Kent, Sussex and Surrey Air Ambulance was called to Ensfield Road in Tonbridge on Saturday, September 27 to reports of the incident.
The 27-year-old woman was thrown from her horse and suffered pelvic injuries.
The ambulance crew was called at 11.35 am and the lady was treated by the air ambulance’s doctor and paramedic on scene.
They provided initial treatment before she was taken by air ambulance to Tunbridge Wells Hospital in Pembury for further assessment.
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