Person rescued from mud in Newcastle-under-Lyme, public urged to exercise caution

Emergency crews were called to a rescue in Newcastle-under-Lyme when an individual became stuck in mud up to their knees near a pond off Lymes Road.

The incident occurred at 7.25pm on 6th October, prompting crews to form a rescue path to safely reach and extricate the individual, who was later examined by paramedics.

Authorities are reminding the public to avoid attempting to cross muddy areas due to the unpredictability of depth and the potential presence of hazards such as broken glass or sharp metal.

For further outdoor safety tips, individuals are encouraged to visit the safety section on the website.

The reminder aims to enhance awareness and prevent future incidents related to deep mud and hazardous terrain.

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