Tragic: North West Paramedic Dies After Fighting COVID-19
A dedicated paramedic from the North West Ambulance Service has died after a brave battle with COVID-19. The unnamed medic passed away in hospital on Friday, 17th April.
Heartbreaking Loss to NHS Frontline
In a somber statement, North West Ambulance Service Chief Executive Daren Mochrie said:
“It is with great sadness that we share the news that North West Ambulance Service has lost a very dear colleague who contracted COVID-19.
The paramedic, whose family has asked not to be named, sadly passed away yesterday (Friday 17th April) in hospital.
Our colleague was married with children and had worked for the trust for many years.
On behalf of everyone at NWAS, including our patients and communities, I offer sincere condolences to the family.
We also thank our NHS hospital colleagues for their professional and compassionate care.
This loss deeply affects many within the trust, and we are supporting our staff during this very sad time.
We will not be making any further announcements. This statement is the only information that we will be sharing.”
Another Frontline Hero Lost
The paramedic’s death comes on the same day that a British Transport Police detective also passed away, highlighting the ongoing toll COVID-19 is taking on frontline workers across the UK.
Remembering Our NHS Heroes
- Paramedic served many years in North West Ambulance Service
- Married with children
- Passed away in hospital from COVID-19
- Trust offering support to grieving staff and family
This tragic news is a stark reminder of the sacrifices frontline workers continue to make in the fight against coronavirus.
