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A dramatic video fixes the moment when two tourists were saved after being on a secluded beach near one of Point Reyes National Seashore’s The most dangerous dangers.
According to social media renewal, the couple trapped about the elephant -role when the ascent of the tide cut off a single exit, reports the social media outdate from the Sonomo District Sheriff.
After spending several hours in the area, tourists realized that they were stuck and called, the press secretary of the Emily Fuular Department said In a SFGATE statement.
Due to the lack of safe access by land or sea, a helicopter crew was sent to rescue. Using the 100-foot line, the respondents raised tourists from the beach, securing them in the “hot seat”, a harness intended for aerophot.
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The helicopter crew tightens two enthusiastic tourists from the Point Reyes beach after the tides left them about elephants, without safe exit. (National Parks Service/Sheriff’s Office Sonoma/County Fire Service Marin)
Then the tourists were flying to the District Fire Service Marin, confirmed the Sheriff’s office. Fortunately, the injuries were not reported.
The rescue video shows the dramatic scene when the rescuer descends to the rocky shoreline, and then rises with both tourists suspended over the water.
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The dramatic video shows the salvation of the helicopter of two tourists. (Manage Sheriff County Sonom/County Fire Service Marin)
While Point Reyes is a popular place for hiking and coastal research, it causes serious risks, The National Park service warns.
“Ocean is one of the most dangerous features in Point Reyes,” ” The park’s website is noted.
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The national park service says: “The ocean is one of the most dangerous dangers found on the National Coast of Point Reyes.” (Service of National Parks)
Visitors are warned About danger such as a powerful surf, unexpected “sneakers” of waves, strong currents, contaminated water, cold temperatures and hidden hot carbs. There are no rescuers, and there is a complex terrain in the area, including unstable rocks and blffe.
Fuller emphasized that some beach areas can become “fully closed” as soon as the tide rises without leaving a safe path. She advised everyone who studies the shoreline should check the tide charts and reliably help.
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“The presence of access to emergency communication is crucial,” she added. “Some parts of the coastline do not have a cellular service, so wearing satellite communication, like Garmin Inreach, can become a savior.”
The Digital Fox News addressed the office of the Sonom and National County Sheriff’s office, but did not immediately receive the answer.
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