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Chertsey homes evacuated as two 'taken ill' Chertsey homes evacuated as two 'taken ill'
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Homes have been evacuated near a house in Surrey after an adult and a child were taken to hospital. Homes have been evacuated near a house in Chertsey after an adult and a child were taken to hospital.
Police were alerted by ambulance crews who were called to the house in Thameside, Chertsey, in the early hours. Surrey Police were alerted by ambulance crews who were called to the house in Thameside in the early hours.
The ambulance service said the child was very seriously ill and a man - thought to be her father - was seriously ill. The ambulance service said the child was very seriously ill, and a man - thought to be the father - was seriously ill.
A police guard remains at the scene and approaching roads have been closed. The area has been badly hit by floods, and ambulance crews said they had difficulty reaching the property.
A specialist team from the fire service is also at the scene as well as South East Coast Ambulance Service's (Secamb) hazardous area response team. After the incident, approaching roads were closed and a police guard also remained at the scene.
The incident was being dealt with by Surrey Police, a specialist team from the fire service, and South East Coast Ambulance Service's (Secamb) hazardous area response team.
'Area badly flooded''Area badly flooded'
A Secamb spokeswoman said a woman, thought to be the child's mother, was also taken to St Peter's Hospital, in Chertsey, but she was not classed as a patient.A Secamb spokeswoman said a woman, thought to be the child's mother, was also taken to St Peter's Hospital, in Chertsey, but she was not classed as a patient.
A spokeswoman said: "It means unclear as to what caused them [the patients] to become unwell." A spokeswoman said: "It [is] unclear as to what caused [the patients] to become unwell."
The area had been badly flooded and ambulance teams had difficulty getting to the area.
People who were evacuated from their homes were not unwell, but had been moved from nearby properties as a precaution, the spokeswoman added.People who were evacuated from their homes were not unwell, but had been moved from nearby properties as a precaution, the spokeswoman added.
She said a number of local residents had gone to A&E at St Peter's Hospital, but none of them had needed any medical care.
It was understood the only patients were those in the initially-affected property, she added.
Roads closed
Sunbury resident David North, who works in Chertsey, had been in the area photographing the floods, when he saw the events unfold.
He said roads in the area had been closed for several days because of flooding.
But he added: "This morning, police were everywhere, blocking off access and not admitting people to the area."
He said he understood that emergency teams had come across an incident while carrying out flood-related evacuations of local properties.