Woman injured while climbing down Kinabalu
Published on: Thursday, May 08, 2025
Published on: Thu, May 08, 2025
By: Clarence Dol Text Size: Mosar personnel carrying the victim down to Timpohon Gate. RANAU: Rescuers acted fact to assist a 42 year old local woman after she fell and injured her neck while climbing down Mount Kinabalu on Wednesday. The new Head of Ranau Fire and Rescue (BBP) Station, PPgB Rantey Fred said the incident happened at about 8.30am km6 of the climbing trail. 'When our team arrived at the location, we found a female climber who had fallen while descending from Laban Rata and suffered injuries on her neck. 'PPB MoSAR acted to provide initial treatment to the victim by installing a C-Collar on the victim's neck and nape. The victim was then carried down using the Robinson Stretcher method to Timpohon Gate,' he said. * Follow us on Instagram and join our Telegram and/or WhatsApp channel(s) for the latest news you don't want to miss. * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available.
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