Emergency services mobilize air, land, and sea teams to assist in rescue operation
Rescue operation details
A significant rescue operation is currently taking place in the Boddam area of Aberdeenshire following an incident where a female walker fell from a cliff. The accident occurred shortly before 5 PM while she was traversing a coastal path near the village.
Emergency services were quickly alerted and mobilized to the scene, showcasing a coordinated effort among various rescue teams.
Emergency services response
In response to the fall, air, land, and sea-based teams were deployed to ensure a swift and effective rescue.
Local coastguard teams initiated a rope rescue operation, demonstrating their expertise in handling such precarious situations. Meanwhile, members of the Peterhead lifeboat provided crucial assistance from below, enhancing the chances of a successful recovery.
Ongoing developments
The coastguard helicopter was also dispatched to the scene, working in tandem with police and paramedics to facilitate the rescue efforts. As a precautionary measure, a section of the A90 Peterhead to Aberdeen road was temporarily closed in both directions to allow emergency services to operate without hindrance. Fortunately, this route has since reopened, minimizing disruption to local traffic.
As the situation develops, reporters are actively gathering information to keep the public informed. Updates will be provided as more details emerge regarding the condition of the woman and the overall outcome of the rescue operation. For the latest news, follow The Press and Journal on Facebook and online.
