Two Climbers Rescued After Rockfall Injury in Squamish
Last Thursday, the Squamish Search and Rescue team came to the aid of two climbers in Squamish after a rockfall struck them at the Stawamus Chief Mountain, suffering serious injuries.
It says a helicopter rescue crew used a long line to extract the injured climbers from the rock face.
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Great work to the Squamish SAR and other volunteers for saving the two climbers as we wish both of them a healing recovery. Please be safe out there!
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