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New episode of BBC's SOS: Extreme Rescues set to air

New episode of BBC's SOS: Extreme Rescues set to air

The upcoming episode follows a series of dramatic incidents, including the rescue of a severely injured climber on Tryfan's north ridge.
After a 30-foot fall, the lone climber was spotted by another mountaineer who raised the alarm.
Barely conscious and perched on a narrow ledge surrounded by steep drops, the injured man was eventually reached by mountain rescue volunteers airlifted by a coastguard helicopter.
The teams had to work meticulously to move him onto a stretcher for a helicopter winch rescue.
In a different part of the Eryri region, coastguard teams were called to rescue Buzz, an 11-month-old Spaniel puppy, who had run off the coast path and over a cliff edge.
His distressed owner looked on as the Coastguard Rescue team abseiled to reach Buzz in the precarious position.
A couple in their 20s, seeking a social media hotspot in an abandoned quarry, also found themselves in dire straits.
Trapped on the edge of a crumbling slate cliff, they faced the threat of storm-force winds.
Mountain Rescue had to race against time to reach them.
SOS: Extreme Rescues provides an inside look at the risks and challenges faced by emergency responders in the Eryri region of North Wales.
The series highlights the bravery and skill of these individuals as they navigate extreme conditions to save lives.
The episode featuring the dramatised rescues from the Eryri region is set to air on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
The 30-minute episode will be broadcast from 7pm on BBC One Wales and BBC Two.
The series is expected to continue showcasing the vital work of emergency responders in various challenging scenarios.
While these stories make for gripping TV, they also serve as a reminder of the dangers that exist and the importance of the work carried out by emergency services.
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New episode of BBC's SOS: Extreme Rescues set to air
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New episode of BBC's SOS: Extreme Rescues set to air

The upcoming episode follows a series of dramatic incidents, including the rescue of a severely injured climber on Tryfan's north ridge. After a 30-foot fall, the lone climber was spotted by another mountaineer who raised the alarm. Barely conscious and perched on a narrow ledge surrounded by steep drops, the injured man was eventually reached by mountain rescue volunteers airlifted by a coastguard helicopter. The teams had to work meticulously to move him onto a stretcher for a helicopter winch rescue. In a different part of the Eryri region, coastguard teams were called to rescue Buzz, an 11-month-old Spaniel puppy, who had run off the coast path and over a cliff edge. His distressed owner looked on as the Coastguard Rescue team abseiled to reach Buzz in the precarious position. A couple in their 20s, seeking a social media hotspot in an abandoned quarry, also found themselves in dire straits. Trapped on the edge of a crumbling slate cliff, they faced the threat of storm-force winds. Mountain Rescue had to race against time to reach them. SOS: Extreme Rescues provides an inside look at the risks and challenges faced by emergency responders in the Eryri region of North Wales. The series highlights the bravery and skill of these individuals as they navigate extreme conditions to save lives. The episode featuring the dramatised rescues from the Eryri region is set to air on Wednesday, July 30, 2025. The 30-minute episode will be broadcast from 7pm on BBC One Wales and BBC Two. The series is expected to continue showcasing the vital work of emergency responders in various challenging scenarios. While these stories make for gripping TV, they also serve as a reminder of the dangers that exist and the importance of the work carried out by emergency services.

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