Coastguard rescues injured woman from Three Cliffs Bay
An injured woman was rescued from Three Cliffs Bay yesterday by a team of coastguards and the Welsh Ambulance Service.
Mumbles Coastguard was paged yesterday morning to provide medical assistance and evacuation to a person with a leg injury on the riverbank at Three Cliffs Bay.
The team of volunteers from Mumbles Coastguard was joined by the Rhossili Coastguards and the Oxwich Coastguards.
Tasked to Three Cliffs to a casualty with leg injuries. Mumbles, Oxwich, Rhossili teams. @UKSAR_StAthan assisted by @WelshAmbulance ???? pic.twitter.com/kpB0MzYrna
— Mumbles Coastguard Cliff Rescue Team (@MumblesRescue) January 26, 2021
The injured individual was given medical attention and evacuated from the scene by helicopter.
They safely landed at the Three Cliffs Holiday Park, where they were transferred to an ambulance.
The Mumbles Lifeboat RNLI and Horton and Port Eynon Lifeboat RNLI were also called in but stood down on route to the scene.
"Well done to all involved, rescue crew, members of the public and local businesses for their involvement in a successful joint tasking," Mumbles Coastguard said in a Facebook post.
Tim Conway Lifeboat Operations manager at The Mumbles said
"Remember when venturing out near the coast to be extra vigilant. "Stay local, stay on the routes you know and always carry a means of calling for help. "The lady was in company but if she'd been alone could have been in serious difficulty'. If you are in trouble near the coast call 999 and ask for the Coastguard."
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