Patient Condition of Bruce Cox

Thursday, 13 October 2005, 12:01 am
Press Release: Canterbury DHB

DATE: 13 October 2005

SUBJECT: Patient Condition of Bruce Cox

The yachtsman rescued yesterday, Mr Bruce Cox is in a fairly comfortable position in Christchurch Hospital.

His family has requested that no further media interviews take place.

ENDS

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