Missing? Have you used or seen where this defribrillator has been used ?

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Tuesday, 14 September 2021 11:41

By Julie Green

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Credit: The Beach Pub

Whoever has BORROWED the defibrillator from outside the Beach Pub on Exmouth seafront please can you replace it, or at least drop it back to the pub! The cabinet has been forced open and the defibrillator is now missing. The money for the unit was raised via charity events and supported by residents, the unit costs £1,500 and it is available for all to use.

Whoever has BORROWED the defibrillator from outside the Beach Pub on Exmouth seafront please can you replace it, or at least drop it back to the pub!

The cabinet has been forced open and the defibrillator is now missing.

The money for the unit was raised via charity events and supported by residents, the unit costs £1,500 and it is available for all to use.

This defibrillator is the nearest one to the Exmouth Marina and the seafront, if anyone is offered ,or anyone had knowledge of the defibrillators whereabouts please contact the pub.

If it is not returned there will have to be a new campaign to raise the funds to replace it.

If you need to use a defibrillator call 999, for the access key code numbers.

There is no log of anyone calling 999 to access the unit and so far they cannot trace who, or any Emergency services who need to use it.

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