Woman in Bath river plunge dies in hospital
A woman who was pulled from the River Avon in Bath last week has died in hospital.
The 71-year-old was taken to the Royal United Hospital after being found in the water at around 6pm last Wednesday.
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North Parade Bridge
North Parade Bridge was closed by police for around half an hour while they dealt with the incident.
A member of the public called 999 to say they had spotted an elderly woman in the water.
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Police officers who were first on the scene managed to reach her from a pontoon and pulled her to safety.
They performed CPR and she was taken to the RUH in a critical condition.
She died in hospital this morning and her death has now been referred to the coroner.




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