PHILADELPHIA — The U.S. Coast Guard medevaced a 32-year-old woman on July 19 approximately 34 miles off Barnegat, after she lost consciousness while scuba diving.
Rescued was Francine Sinotski.
The Coast Guard received a call at approximately 12:55 p.m. today from a crewmember aboard the Gypsy Blood stating a diver aboard their boat had surfaced and was unconscious.
A helicopter rescue crew from Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic City was launched and hoisted Sinotski from the boat.
“Sinotski regained consciousness moments after being brought aboard the Gypsy Blood and was given oxygen,” said Petty Officer 1st Class Pepe Carire, a rescue swimmer who assisted in the medevac.
Sinotski was brought to the Coast Guard air station and transfered to medical personal from PennSTAR in stable condition.
“From the time we launched to the time we returned, the rescue only took 30 minutes,” said Carire. “The crew did an awesome job, like a well-oiled machine.”
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