DanShell wrote:https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/24619985/french-tourist-rescued-from-tas-bush/
Yesterday afternoon, Tasmania Police Search and Rescue and Ambulance Tasmania assisted in the rescue of a 20 year old French man at Mount Field.
The man became unconscious during a walk from Lake Dobson to the Lake Seal lookout.
He was assisted to the ski fields where he was treated by members of the Southern Tasmanian Ski Association who also made the call for assistance.
The Westpac Rescue Helicopter was able to land nearby and collect the man before flying him to the Royal Hobart Hospital in a stable condition.
Tas Police wrote:The man became unconscious
He was assisted to the ski fields
The Westpac Police Rescue Helicopter airlifted a man from the South Coast Track at Deadman’s Bay this morning.
Police responded at 8am to the request for assistance for a 54-year-old man.
He was trying to cross a creek when he fell in the water and became so wet and cold that he felt he was unable to continue his walk.
He did not require hospitalisation.
Tasmania Police would like to remind people going on bush walks and remote outdoor activities that they need to be prepared for all weather conditions.
Aztec wrote:anyone have the specs on that helicopter? ie top speed, and range per refuel?
whynotwalk wrote:Another chopper rescue, this time on the South Coast Track.
http://www.examiner.com.au/story/2555490/chopper-rescues-tourist-54/
Overlandman wrote:From the Advocate
A 57 year old woman was transported to Hobart by helicopter yesterday after she broke her ankle at Wineglass Bay, in the States South East.
Two ankles in two weeks
DanShell wrote:Rescue Helicopter was flying around the Never Never/Central Plateau/Lee's Paddock region yesterday for an hour or so, is there any news as to what they were doing?
I was certain they were going to fly down and pick us up at one stage!
Overlandman wrote: (Well prepared but didn't have an inflatable dingy )
Overlandman wrote:Another one for Lake Rhona,
I cant really work this one out, how did the Police know the two were disorientated, were they also overdue?
Did the family in the rescue above, know about this couple, did they tell the Police there were a couple still on the track?
Regards Overlandman
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