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They Rescue a 70-Year-Old Hiker After Suffering a Fall on Mount Santa Ana in Jumilla

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Firefighters from the Fire and Rescue Extinction Consortium (CEIS) of the Region of Murcia and a Medical Emergency Unit (UME) of 061 have moved to the site.
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Firefighters from the Fire and Rescue Extinction Consortium (CEIS) of the Region of Murcia and a Medical Emergency Unit (UME) of 061 have moved to the site.

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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The emergency services have rescued a 70-year-old hiker who has suffered a fall while making a route through Mount Santa Ana in the municipality of Jumilla. The woman could not continue the march after being injured in a leg inside a terrain not accessible for rescue vehicles. The Emergency Coordination Center 1-1-2 Region of Murcia has received the call for help at 13:50 hours. The English-speaking hikers have reported that they were going down…

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El Confidencial broke the news in Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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