Medical Personnel Had Struggled To Save Ozzy Osbourne's Life For Two Hours

Ozzy Osbourne (Instagram @ozzyosbourne)

JAKARTA - Ozzy Osbourne passed away at his luxury residence near the village of Chalfont St fire, Buckinghamshire on Tuesday, July 22 morning.

The latest news that was revealed to the public, the medical team had come to provide assistance to the singer with the nickname Prince of Darkness.

According to a Daily Mail report, the Thames Valley air ambulance helicopter landed in a field near Osbourne's luxury home which is included in the list of Class II cultural heritage buildings at around 10.30 local time.

The medical team is said to have provided help to save Osbourne's life, but failed and the Black Sabbath vocalist died.

The presence of an air ambulance near Osbourne's luxury residence also attracted the attention of local residents. They believe something serious happened with Osbourne, after the helicopter landed and took off again at around 12.30 p.m.

A resident who did not wish to be named, said, "I went out to see him, and saw the helicopter landed near Ozzy's house."

"We all talked about it and wondered what had happened. We were immediately worried the helicopter might land nearby because its health was known to be fragile," he added. "When we heard later that night that he had died, it justifies our worst fear."

Another local resident, Jane, also saw the air ambulance. He admitted that he was walking until he finally realized something serious was happening to Osbourne.

"I was walking around when I saw a helicopter land near Welders and realized something serious was going on," Jane said.

"Ozzy Osbourne is a very characterless figure and we will miss her," he added.

A spokesman from the Thames Valley air ambulance has also confirmed. "We can confirm that our helicopter was sent to provide further critical care at an incident near the Chalfont St technical yesterday."