Karl Kershaw, a Nottingham resident, successfully located the taxi driver who could have his emergency rescue pack, which contains vital asthma medication and personal items, after realizing he left it behind during a ride on November 14. Kershaw had to be hospitalized briefly before his neighbor informed him that the taxi driver was searching for him.
A Nottingham man wants to track down the taxi driver who helped to reunite him with his emergency rescue pack. Karl Kershaw, of Radford, got a taxi back from the city centre on Thursday, November 14, but it wasn't until after he got home that the 46-year-old realised he had left important medication and personal items in the taxi.
As it was an independent taxi Karl had no idea who the driver was or how to get in contact with him. However, Karl has chronic asthma and finds this time of year difficult. It was "lucky" that he found one of Karl's neighbours, and the neighbour called Karl to confirm what was in the bag. Karl has now been reunited with his bag and although his medication could be replaced, he was especially concerned about his earbuds and bank card.
He explained: "I really want to find this taxi driver and just say thank you. For that taxi driver to come to a high rise flat and track me down two weeks later, it must have taken him some effort.
NOTTINGHAM MEDICATION TAXBAG ASTHMA REUNITE
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