Person dies after ‘clinical emergency’ at PureGym as participants and team of workers desperately attempted to avoid wasting them

An individual has died after a ‘clinical emergency’ at a PureGym department. 

Members and team of workers had desperately attempted to avoid wasting the individual after they fell in poor health the previous day morning on the company’s Weston-super-Mare health club, in Somerset. 

Other team of workers and participants referred to as for additional help via activating the emergency crimson lend a hand level as they rushed to avoid wasting the individual.

Paramedics additionally temporarily rushed to the health club however the member used to be pronounced useless on the scene.

The 24-hour PureGym department closed following the incident with it reopening later that day at round 5pm.    

A PureGym spokesperson advised MailOnline: ‘We can verify that very unfortunately a member died at PureGym Weston-Super-Mare the previous day morning. 

‘Our health club crew and different participants promptly assisted the person, the use of our emergency crimson lend a hand level to name for additional help.

‘Paramedics arrived hastily, however in spite of their very best efforts the member unfortunately passed on to the great beyond. We lengthen our trustworthy condolences to their friends and family.’