Woman rescued from river near Oxford's Eastern Bypass
She did not sustain any long-lasting injuries and received prompt medical attention at the scene
Thames Valley Police swiftly responded to an emergency incident on the Eastern Bypass in Oxford yesterday afternoon (13 May) , involving the rescue of a woman from the river.
The incident saw collaboration between Thames Valley Police, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service, and South Central Ambulance Service to provide timely assistance.
Reports of the woman entering the river prompted immediate action, resulting in a rescue team quickly assembling thanks to the efforts of the fire service.
She was safely recovered from the water and received prompt medical attention at the scene.
Authorities have confirmed there were no long-lasting injuries sustained during the incident.
To ensure the safety of both the public and emergency responders, a temporary single-lane closure was established on the bypass while paramedics administered care.
Thames Valley Police expressed gratitude towards the public for their patience and understanding during the incident response.
The police reiterate their commitment to public safety and appreciate the continued support from the community.