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Man rushed to hospital with head injury after town centre collapse

A man in his 60s collapsed in a town centre and was rushed to hospital with a head injury yesterday afternoon.

The ambulance service was called to Sandgate Road in Folkestone at 4.45pm sending two vehicles to the scene.

Rich Airey, an ambulance spokesman, said: “He did have loss of consciousness after our arrival but he was conscious when he was taken to the William Harvey Hospital.

Sandgate Road precinct in Folkestone town centre
Sandgate Road precinct in Folkestone town centre

“He was taken as a priority.”

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