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Coggeshall pupil who made 999 call to save his mum awarded

A six-year-old boy who helped save his mum after she had a severe asthma attack has been recognised for his bravery.

Rhiannon Clark, who has brittle asthma, was at home last month when she became unwell.

Her son Dimitri, a pupil at St Peter’s Primary School in Coggeshall, Essex, dialled 999 and managed to direct an ambulance to their home – despite having a speech impediment.

He was awarded a certificate by the East of England Ambulance Service during an assembly for his quick-thinking.


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