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Woman Plunges 30 Metres Down Blue Mountains Cliff
12 Sep
Summary
- A woman fell 30 metres down a cliff face in Leura.
- She was climbing the Ben Trovato Wall when the incident occurred.
- Emergency services are treating her for head, neck, and shoulder injuries.
A woman in her 30s was the subject of a major rescue operation after falling 30 metres down a cliff in the Blue Mountains National Park. The incident took place at the Ben Trovato Wall in Leura on Saturday at approximately 11am.
Emergency services, including several paramedics and the NSW Ambulance Toll rescue helicopter, were dispatched to the scene. The woman sustained injuries to her head, neck, and shoulders and received medical attention onsite.
The rescue operation focused on safely extracting the woman from the difficult terrain. Further details on her condition were not immediately available.
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