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Man rescued from mud at midnight in Chester

By Dherran Titherington 4th Mar 2025

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Chester firefighters rescued a man stuck in knee-high mud on Sealand Road (Image via: Google)
Chester firefighters rescued a man stuck in knee-high mud on Sealand Road (Image via: Google)

In the early hours of this morning (4 March) a man was rescued from knee-high mud on Sealand Road.

Shortly after midnight two fire engines from Chester were sent following reports of a man stuck down an embankment.

When they arrived, he was given first aid and left in the care of paramedics.

A spokesperson for Cheshire Fire and Rescue said: "Firefighters lifted a person who was stuck in knee-high mud from down an embankment.

"They gave them first aid and left them in the care of paramedics."

     

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