Eyewitnesses reveal details on the horrifying medical emergency during Oilers-Flames game at Rogers Place

As we addressed this morning, ambulances stormed the Edmonton Oilers arena just minutes after puck drop on Saturday night following a medical emergency involving a male fan in attendance, and now new details have emerged.

In what was expected to be a high-tension matchup between the two teams hailing from Alberta, resulted in both teams coming together to take a knee early on in the first period after the puck was dropped.

A male fan in attendance suffered a medical emergency in the 100's section, causing the game to be halted for quite some time.

The Sportsnet broadcast confirmed that someone in the stands was taken away by ambulance following a medical emergency.

Details remained slim as emotions and tensions were at an all-time high from those in attendance as well as the players on the ice, but now fans have decided to speak out on what really took place, and it's heartbreaking.

According to an eye-witnessing fan, a male suffered a heart attack while walking to his seat, causing him to fall from 18 to 20 rows before someone could catch him.

With no sign of updates on the individual who was involved in the incident, we are sending our deepest prayers and best wishes.

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