Crews rescue woman from flooded Minnesota River in Bloomington
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Credit: Bloomington Fire
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (FOX 9) - First responders rescued a woman from the flooded Minnesota River in Bloomington, Minnesota Wednesday morning.
Bloomington Fire Chief Ulie Seal said a woman went around the closed sign on the trail near the Old Cedar Avenue Bridge and walked into some fast-moving water. She was quickly swept away, but was able to call 911 while clinging to a tree.
"If she didn't have that cell phone, I don't think anyone would have heard her," Seal said.
The 911 call was received at 11:44 a.m.
Seal said crews used a boat to rescue her from the tree. She was evaluated by paramedics, but declined any further medical attention.