Mountain rescuers helped on Monday in Veľká Fatra, a 42-year-old woman of Slovak nationalitywhich she caused on the yellow tourist trail under Sedlo Ploská injury of the lower limb in the area of the ankle. The Mountain Rescue Service (HZS) informed about it on its website.
- On Monday, a 42-year-old Slovak tourist was injured in Veľká Fatra.
- A woman injured her lower leg in the ankle area during a hike.
- The accident occurred on the yellow hiking trail below Sedlo Ploská.
- Rescuers from Veľká Fatra examined the injured woman and expertly fixed the limb.
- The patient was transported to Liptovský Revúc by four-wheeler and by car to rescuers.
“Paramedics from the Veľká Fatra HZS Regional Center headed to the scene, who examined the patient upon arrival and fixed her injured limb,” mountain rescuers approached. Subsequently, she was transported by HZS four-wheeler and below by all-terrain vehicle to the village of Liptovské Revúce (Ružomberok district), where she was taken into care by the emergency medical crew.
