SAR Teams Rescues Bushwalker After Getting Lost in Blue Mountains
On February 3rd, multiple SAR teams in Australia rescued a 71-year-old man after getting lost in the Blue Mountains. Luckily, the bushwalker was prepared as he carried a locator beacon to let SAR teams know his location.
“We’d like to remind anyone else heading out in the bush to think before you ‘TREK’. That includes taking enough water, food, equipment and medical supplies, registering your trip, carrying an emergency personal locator beacon and keeping to your planned route. Read more here
We're glad to hear the bushwalker was found safe and he came fully prepared, all thanks to his locator beacon, which made it easier for SAR teams to find him quicker. Thank you to all the SAR teams for their rescue, and as always, please be safe out there, everyone!
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