The WSAR rescued a woman from Cape Town who fell above the Africa Crag route at Table Mountain on Monday. Picture: Wilderness Search And Rescue.
Cape Town - The Wilderness Search and Rescue (WSAR) rescued a woman from Cape Town who fell above the Africa Crag route at Table Mountain on Monday.
The 37-year-old Capetonian woman fell above the Africa Crag route on Monday evening but was saved by her safety rope, which immobilised her where she landed.
A WSAR rescue team reached the top via the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway. The large technical team hauled the woman to safety with rescue ropes, taking her to safety shortly before midnight.
The woman was taken to hospital.
According to the WSAR, a small rescue team, including a Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness EMS paramedic, abseiled down to the injured climber.
“She was assessed and treated before being placed into a rescue stretcher.
“Rescuers used a technical rope hauling system to slowly raise the injured climber up to the top of the cliff.
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