Flood of emergency services at Milton Keynes station for ‘isolated medical incident’
Police have made a public response after a large emergency services presence attended Central Milton Keynes railway station.
Thames Valley Police said that the significant amount of emergency services seen at Central Milton Keynes railway station on Wednesday, July 15, came in response to a specific medical issue that should not affect the wider public.
It added that there is no issue with the station itself, and operations will continue as normal.
On a Facebook post, a spokesperson from Thames Valley Police said: “‘You may have noticed a significant emergency services presence at Central Milton Keynes railway station today.
“This was in response to an isolated medical incident and was not related to any wider issue at the station itself.
“There is no ongoing risk to members of the public and normal operations have continued. We would like to thank those affected for their patience and understanding.”