A hiker has been rescued by emergency services after suffering a fall in a difficult-to-reach area in Herencia, Ciudad Real. The emergency service 112 of Castilla-La Mancha confirmed the incident, which took place in the area of La Pedriza, near the repeater. The hiker suffered a foot fracture, which prevented him from moving on his own.
The rescue, which took place in a challenging terrain as nightfall approached, lasted for about two and a half hours. The fire department of Alcázar de San Juan, the Civil Guard, and a vital support ambulance participated in the operations. Finally, the injured hiker was transported to the Mancha Centro hospital in Alcázar de San Juan for specialized medical attention.
This situation highlights the importance of taking proper precautions when venturing into difficult or unknown terrain. It is essential for hikers to be aware of their physical and technical limitations and always be prepared with the appropriate equipment for any eventuality. Additionally, it is crucial to follow the guidelines and recommendations of the emergency services.
The emergency service 112 of Castilla-La Mancha is available 24/7 to respond to these types of incidents and coordinate the necessary resources for rescues. Hikers are advised to always have a charged mobile phone to communicate in case of emergency.
In summary, this successful rescue was made possible thanks to the coordinated action of several emergency services and serves as a reminder of the importance of being cautious and prepared when engaging in outdoor activities in challenging access areas.
Spanish post in un recordatorio para la precaución en actividades al aire libre
