Texas traveler was rescued from low body temperature on Washington, in the midst of a heat wave

In a remarkable contradiction with weights It controls heat A large part of the East Coast, 55 -year -old Texas, was rescued in treacherous circumstances from the treacherous evening from the high peaks of the New Hamebeshire White Mountains.

Caroline Wilson, 55, from Austin, Texas, was found low body temperature and non -responding to the Golfside path, about one mile north of the railway tracks, while walking in Washington Mountain, the highest peak in New England, said the New Hampshire Fish and Games in a statement.

The ministry said that Wilson became powerless during the rise, which prompted her husband to contact the number 911 at 5 pm, he told the authorities that they were no longer able to move or communicate.

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Conservative officer Rachel Stowker Fox News Digter told the rescue mission, and said that Wilson was wearing the layers of the cotton base during her journey. She said that cotton is not the best to wear it while walking because the material is absorbed with sweat.

She pointed out that on Friday, the sky was raining intermittently, causing the 55 -year -old to surrender to the elements and suffer From sharp body temperature.

She said, “The white mountains could be unforgettable,” she said. “The weather changes here in a flash.” Pictures of the rescue theater were acquired on the fog environment and sharp rock terrain.

Officers for the preservation of fish and games management in New Hampshire, as well as volunteers from Androskogen and Rescue Valley, Pimiguiocate Wadi Search and Rescue Valley, and mountain rescue service and their employees from the Washington Mountain Railways, Severe alpine conditions To save Wilson.

Although there are cities sweeping the thermal wave from Boston to Baltimore, the conditions exceeding 5,000 feet in the white mountains were warm. At the top of Washington on Friday, the temperatures hover about 20 degrees Fahrenheit, with wind speeds reaching 120 miles per hour and thick cloud cover, which reduces the vision.

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The administration indicated that many hikers in the area have suffered from declining body temperature throughout the day.

The ministry said that the COG railway played an important role in the rescue process, as the rescue teams moved to the top of the mountain and reaping them up a three -miles on the Jewell Trail road.

The first rescue team arrived at Ridgeline at 7 pm, when a second team arrived an hour. Rescuers fought the strong winds and cold while building a temporary shelter to stabilize Wilson before they were transferred to the waiting train.

Upon his arrival at the main station, Wilson was handed over to the twin mountainous ambulance crew and transferred to regional health care of Litton for further treatment.

The creditors are the successful result of the tireless efforts From volunteers rescue And the continuous support of the COG railway in emergency efforts.

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The administration said: “The weather was not great and the conditions were life threatening, but every group responded to the invitation to help and bore the least -response weather conditions to save the lives of this street.”