'Let’s have aerial search for anyone trapped' – Resident
“Please, we are appealing to [Richard] Branson and whoever else has access to planes, VI Air Link, to do the corporate thing and do a fly over search for any person or family that might be trapped and have no way or means of making connection with us out here,” is an appeal made by Joycelyn Redhead, of Great Mountain, Tortola.
The woman, who said she hails from Haiti and is in the territory less than three years, said she has had similar experiences in her home country.
“There are always these things and some people who have very little friends or even family, live in far and hard to reach places, they are there by themselves an aerial search is always needed for people like that.”
The woman said she felt compelled to make the public appeal after learning of the case of Lauren Keil, who was rescued from her Hodges Creek Home yesterday, August 10, 2017.
“I called you guy since yesterday when my cousin told me this sad story and I was not going to give up until I get to you,” she told this new site.
According to the woman, based on what was told to her the Fire and Rescue team trekked a dangerous terrain following the direction given to them by Ms Keil.
“She was very weak, wet and dehydrated when they did find her and had to be rushed to the hospital after being trapped for four days,” Ms Redhead said.
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26 Responses to “'Let’s have aerial search for anyone trapped' – Resident”
that is the best way. Wellness checks.
Looking to America or going independant ...I was just being sarcastic.
being used more often for invasion of privacy - spying - and the obsession with marijuana and drug related
matters. Privacy is not respected by governments overall. And yes the BVI is being played with, the problems
here are not all from shortcomings within.