DERRY, N.H. — Emergency responders worked to rescue a child that had been struck by and trapped underneath a falling tree on Tuesday in New Hampshire.
According to a release from the Derry Fire Department, a caller reported a child had been struck by and trapped underneath a tree while playing outside near a parent who was clearing snow.
Multiple units from Derry fire and police departments responded to the call and requested additional assistance.
For a total of 19 minutes, 16 firefighters and three police officers worked to extricate the child from underneath the tree.
Once the child was free, they were brought to a nearby hospital by ambulance.
"The child was found to be in good spirits and received minor injuries," the release said.
No others were reportedly injured during the incident.