Emergency services rescue teen who fell 20m from ‘rocky cliff’
Emergency crews have rescued a teenager after she fell 20m from a “rocky cliff” in the Gold Coast Hinterland this afternoon.
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EMERGENCY services have rescued a teenager after she fell 20m from a “rocky cliff” in the Gold Coast Hinterland this afternoon.
Queensland Fire and Emergency Service crews and paramedics were called to a location at Cedar Creek Falls in Mount Tamborine shortly after 4.10pm.
It is understood a girl in her teens had plummeted 20m from what emergency workers described as a “rocky” cliff near the main waterfall.
Emergency crews used ropelines to get her out.
She was taken to Gold Coast University Hospital in a stable condition with limb injuries.
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