Boy, 3, fighting for life after ‘medical emergency’ at Cosy Toes nursery

Cosy Toes Nursery, Middleton picture: Google

A little boy aged 3 is fighting for his life in hospital following a ‘medical emergency’ at a nursery.

Emergency services arrived at Cosy Toes nursery on Mainway East in Middleton at around 3.50pm on Monday, November 2.

Three police vehicles, an ambulance and a rapid response paramedic car were in attendance, with the air ambulance also landing nearby.

A three-year-old boy was taken to hospital, according to Manchester Evening News, and is now in critical condition.

A Greater Manchester Police spokesperson previously said: ‘We can confirm a child is in hospital following a medical emergency. The family are aware.’

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The force spokesperson confirmed today (Tuesday) that police responded to reports of concern for a child.

They said: ‘At 3.49pm we were called to reports of a concern for a child at an address on Mainway East, in Middleton.

‘Emergency services attended, and a child was taken to hospital. Enquiries are ongoing.’

Cosy Toes, which is part of a chain which runs four nurseries across Middleton, offers daycare for children up to five years old.

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