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New defibrillators funded

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October 30, 2016 12:00am

Local Matters


Oct 30, 2016 12:00am

Warkworth St John chair and Rodney Health Charitable Trust member Alan Boniface with one of the defibrillator cabinets made by Mahurangi Sheet Metals.

Four defibrillators are being installed around Mahurangi after a donation from a local businessman.

Mahurangi Sheet Metals and Engineering has made the defibrillator cabinets and they are being installed in a collaboration between St John and the Rodney Health Charitable Trust.

They will be installed at Warkworth and Matakana schools, the Mahurangi Rugby Club and the Warkworth Football Club.
 

Mr Boniface says there are now 32 defibrillators in Mahurangi. The location of defibrillators can be found at aedlocations.co.nz

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