A community defibrillator has gone missing in the Broadland village of Acle.
Acle Parish Council has issued an appeal after the defibrillator went missing from its cabinet in the BT phone box on The Street.
Deputy parish council clerk and assets manager, Becky Furr, said it appeared the cabinet had not been tampered with and the East of England Ambulance Service had no record of the lifesaving device being accessed or used.
Acle Parish Council issued an appeal about the missing defibrillator on Thursday, June 9.
A Facebook post said: "Please return it as soon as possible so we can reactivate it for another person's use.
"This essential piece of equipment is to help anyone who is in cardiac arrest survive."
If anyone knows of the whereabouts of the defibrillator contact Becky Furr, deputy clerk and assets manager, on 07536 456161 or at aclepcdeputyclerk@gmail.com.
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