The air ambulance was called out after a person collapsed at a doctor's surgery.

The casualty was at Park Farm Surgery in Alder Road, Folkestone, when they became unwell.

Staff at the surgery treated the patient and called 999.

The air ambulance was sent to the scene, landing in Radnor Park during the incident yesterday afternoon.

Paramedics from the land ambulance also attended and treated the patient before taking them to hospital.

Rich Airey from South East Coast Ambulance Service said: "This related to a call we responded to at Park Farm Surgery in Alder Road, Folkestone to a person who had collapsed. The patient was treated before being taken to William Harvey Hospital by road.

"We would like to thank doctors and staff at the surgery who treated the patient prior to our arrival."

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