Four 16-year0old males were assisted down from Nab Scar after their they abandoned their tents in a storm
We were called to assist a man who had suffered a suspected cardiac arrest. He was stretchered to an ambulance
A man was reported as collapsed and drifting in and out of consciousness. He was attended by the team. Given his reported condition an air ambulance was requested to assist. He was assessed by their doctor and then stretchered to a waiting land ambulance
One of a party of two slipped on wet snow and sustained an ankle injury. After some initial confusion over their location he was treated and evacuated
A woman slipped and sustained a suspected sprain/fracture to her ankle. Treated by team members and evacuated by stretcher.
A woman walking with her family suffered the gradual onset injury to her knee, making progress increasingly slow, eventually grinding to a halt at the top of Nab Scar. The woman's injury was splinted and she was stretchered to the valley bottom.
A lone, foreign female became benighted after becoming lost. She was located using SARLOC and then by a team member and assisted from the hill.
A woman sustained a knee injury while descending Nab Scar. She was treated by team members and stretchered from the fell
A group of three became seperated in snow and poor visibility. They managed to regroup and make their way down as a search was being organised.
A 69-year-old woman collapsed with heat exhaustion. She was treated with intravenous fluids and oxygen and taken by helicopter to Furness General Hospital.
A 62-year-old local woman slipped while descending and suffered a suspected ankle fracture. There's a cracking view from up there!
Because of wrong information and location, the team was on the Loughrigg side of Rydal Water looking for a 16 year old female from Morecambe. Ankle bootees may have caused her to fall and sustain a fracture to her right leg. Stretchered to Hart Head Farm to an awaiting ambulance.
