Woman Found Unresponsive in River Esk, Musselburgh

0:00It's March 29th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Edinburgh News Today, your AI-powered local news. A woman was rushed to the hospital this morning after being found unresponsive in the River Esk, a Muscleburg. It happened around 9.30 a.m. on Sunday, March 29th, right near the old bridge off Eskide West. A 38-year-old bookmaker named Graham Kerr from the local William Hill shop spotted her face down in the shallow water, along with one of his. Customers Local teenagers first alerted Graham and his customer Kenny to the situation from across the road. The two men rushed over without hesitation, called the police right away, and even waited in to try pulling her out themselves before help arrived. Folks nearby reacted quick, a woman from a flat above shouted that emergency services were already in route. Graham called it a bizarre morning, especially since the woman had no ID, phone or purse on her at first. The informatics and police showed up by 9.55 a.m., performed CPR, got a heartbeat, and

1:01whist her off for treatment. They later identified her through her distinctive tattoos. Police Scotland says inquiries are ongoing to figure out exactly what went down, but for now, she's getting the care she needs in the hospital. Stay tuned as more details drop.