A team from Tweed Valley Mountain Rescue rushed to the Pentland Hills to help a walker who had injured their leg. The team got a call from Police Scotland on a Saturday afternoon to assist with the incident on Allermuir Hill. The Scottish Ambulance Service and the rescue team worked together to evacuate the walker using a special all-terrain vehicle.
In a social media post, the rescue team mentioned that they had a busy week and were called to help the injured walker on Allermuir Hill. They treated the casualty and safely evacuated them using the SAS ‘Wolverine’ all-terrain vehicle. The team also conducted a training session on Sunday to focus on basic rigging for safety when working on steep ground.
This incident marked the 67th call out for the rescue team in 2024. Tweed Valley Mountain Rescue Team relies on donations to carry out their work effectively. If you would like to support the organization, you can find more information on how to donate on their website.
It is crucial to remember the importance of safety while enjoying outdoor activities. Accidents can happen, and having skilled rescue teams like Tweed Valley Mountain Rescue ready to assist is essential. Whether you are hiking, biking, or exploring nature, always be prepared and stay safe.
