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Baby Airlifted to Hospital After Medical Emergency at Raging Waters Park

by daisy

SAN DIMAS, Calif. (KABC) — Emergency responders swiftly handled a medical emergency involving a baby at Raging Waters park on Tuesday.

Authorities received a call around 1:15 p.m. about a baby who was not breathing at the water park in San Dimas. Sheriff’s deputies quickly transported the baby to a nearby fire station, where paramedics were able to restore the child’s breathing.

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The baby was then airlifted by helicopter to Los Angeles General Medical Center for further care. The child’s age and gender have not been disclosed.

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The park issued a brief statement, saying, “At approximately 1:15 p.m., EMS and park team members responded to reports of an unresponsive minor in a park seating area. The minor was transported to a local hospital for further evaluation.”

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No further updates on the baby’s condition were available immediately.

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