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In a violent contradiction redbridy Most of the east coast, a 55-year-old walk from Texas, Thursday Thursday was rescued from the high peaks of the White Mountains of New Hampshire Thursday.
55-year-old Caroline Wilson, Texas, Texas, Gulfside trail left with hypothermic and unanswered, north of many railways, hiking mountain, the highest branch of Hiking, New England, new Hampshire Fish and Game Department released.
The department said he did not want his husband to call 911 in 511, he said he did not want to call 911 in 511.
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The call came to 5 pm 5 am from her husband, saying that his wife could not move or communicate. Hiker, Austin, Texas was identified as 55, 55-year-old Caroline Wilson. (New Hampshire Fish and Game Department)
Security officer Rachael Stocker said Fox News was digital and Wilson said he was wearing cotton base layers during the track. He said that the material is not the best to dress during a cotton walk, because the material is sensitive to sucking himself.
He noted that it was raining on Friday, with intermittent, and caused the elements of his 55-year-old child to endure and suffer From severe hypothermia.
“White mountains can be very unforgivable,” he said. “Here the weather changes in a flash.” Photographs from the rescue scene, seized the wrong environment and the steep rocky area.
The department reached the COG railway to help the new Hampshire fish and match in the ray of riders. (New Hampshire Fish and Game Department)
New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Conservation Officers, search and rescue with the Valley volunteers of Androskoggin, Pemigewassett Valley search rescue, mountain rescue service and personnel mountain railway, gave a complex reaction Severe Alpine Terms To save Wilson.
A heat wave from Boston to Baltimore was hot in the white mountains, which were above 5,000 feet. On Friday, the peak of Mount Washington, the temperature reduces 20 degrees Fahrenheit, 120 miles / pumbers and intense cloud cover with wind speed.
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The department said that the rescuers had to negotiate high winds and low cloud cover to reach Caroline Wilson. (New Hampshire Fish and Game Department)
The department noted that several walkers in the region have suffered through hypothermia throughout the day.
According to the department, the COG railway rescue operation, rescue teams played a large role in the mountain mountain mountain and three miles.
The first rescue team reached the Ridgeline at 7 o’clock at 7 o’clock, with the second team an hour later. Rescuers hit the high winds and colds for building a temporary shelter to stabilize Wilson to a waiting train.
After arrival at the base station Wilson was handed over to the Twin Mountainous Ambulance and then transported to Littleton regional health for treatment.
After the second team arrived, Caroline Wilson was placed in the garbage bin and retreated to the COG railway waiting to wait. (New Hampshire Fish and Game Department)
Authorities achieved a successful result of tireless efforts Rescue volunteers and continuous support in the emergency effort of the COG railway.
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“The weather was not large and the conditions are potentially dangerous,” he said.
