
Teen Knocked Unconscious Climbing Hudson Valley Waterfall
A teen was knocked unconscious and fell into a pool of water while trying to climb a waterfall in the Hudson Valley.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation announced on Tuesday that forest rangers rescued a 16-year-old YMCA camper who was hit by a falling rock while climbing a waterfall in the Town of Hunter.
Last Wednesday, the teen was knocked unconscious and fell into a pool of water in Greene County, officials say.
Rangers, local paramedics and ambulance personnel stabilized the 16-year-old in rescue equipment designed to move patients with head or spinal injuries.
It took an estimated five hours to bring the youth to a waiting ambulance for transportation to Columbia Memorial Hospital. The teen's name and condition weren't released.
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