Coastguards deal with more than a dozen emergencies
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Sunny weather on the bank holiday led to a busy day for Cornwall's coastguard team with more than a dozen call outs.
In one incident a woman was flown to hospital by Cornwall Air Ambulance after hurting her back in a fall from cliffs at Treyarnon Bay near Padstow.
In another case an RNAS Culdrose helicopter was scrambled after a woman injured her leg falling on the coastal footpath between Sennen and Lands End.
Coastguards also helped a stroke victim at Portmeor Beach, St Ives.
They were also called out to Compass Point at Bude to rescue a person who got stuck climbing down a cliff in an attempt to rescue their seven-month old puppy which died after falling over the edge.
- Published8 June 2010
- Published3 June 2010
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