A search and rescue helicopter was used to transfer a patient from Noble’s Hospital to the UK last night.
Douglas Coastguard took to social media to confirm the news.
They assisted in the operation just after 5pm and back on station for 6.45pm.
Patient transferred by Helicopter to UK
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