Fire crews rescue man stranded and injured at high tide
A man was cut from his car as it was struck by waves at high tide on Douglas promenade.
The fire service have released more details of yesterday's rescue, after a man was injured and became stranded in his vehicle.
Teams describe pushing the car to safety amid 'worsening conditions'.
The driver had head and suspected neck injuries when large waves hit his car on the walkway.
Information From; Station Officer Tony Duncan Date of Incident; 30th January 2021 Time of Call; 12.26hrs Crews...
Posted by Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service on Saturday, January 30, 2021
The promenade was closed for hours as the severe overtopping caused damage along the stretch from the Sea Terminal to Broadway.
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