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Old Hunstanton sea rescue sees person taken to hospital
A person who got into trouble at sea off the north Norfolk coast had to be rescued by lifeboats and other emergency services.
It happened at about 11:00 BST off Old Hunstanton beach on Sunday.
A local coastguard team and an inshore lifeboat from RNLI were sent to the scene.
The East of England Ambulance Service said a person was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn "for further assessment and care".
An air ambulance, the fire service and police also attended.
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