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A 46-year-old man was saved with the helicopter after being trapped for two days behind a waterfall California.
Ryan Wardwell was Long Beach Plan for abseiling However, the seven Teetassen waterfalls on Sunday evening were caught after the strong hydraulics of the water had forced him from his climbing lines, the office of the Sheriff of the Tular County announced on Wednesday.
On Monday, the Sheriff office of the Tular County Received a report about a missing man who had recently been seen on the waterfall and had not returned to his car.
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A 46-year-old man was saved by the helicopter after being caught for two days behind a waterfall in California. (Tular County Sheriff’s Office)
This prompted the police to bring an extensive search in the region with aircraft with a equipped start Infrarot technology And cameras. The rough terrain and the late hour delayed the search until the next morning, the law enforcement authorities said.
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In the early Tuesday morning, a diving and rescue team began with a search, and a drone discovered that Wardell lived and reacted behind a large waterfall, according to the Sheriff’s office of the Tulare County.
The California Highway Patrol was called to the site and used a helicopter to get the climber to safety. (Tular County Sheriff’s Office)
“He had come from his suction lines and was caught behind the waterfall because of the extreme hydraulics of the river,” said the Sheriff of the Tular County.
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The California Highway Patrol was called and used A helicopter Bring the climber to safety. Wardwell was treated for dehydration and minor injuries before being reunited with relatives, the police said.
“The TCSO Emergency Services department reminds the public to always consciously and its skills, especially when navigating Whitewater flows,” says a press release. (Tular County Sheriff’s Office)
“The TCSO Emergency Services Division reminds the public to always consciously and its skills, especially when navigating white water flows,” says a press release.
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In a similar incident at the beginning of this month, the rescuers helped a hiker who fell about 25 feet on rocks in Big Falls near Forest Falls in the San Bernardino Mountains.
The Sheriff’s office of Tulare County did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for a comment.
