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Watch: Police rescue injured Emirati woman in Oman, airlift her into helicopter
Video shared on social media shows a policeman carrying a stretcher being lifted into a hovering chopper
The Royal Oman Police have resuced an Emirati woman who was injured on a mountain in the Gulf country.
According to the authority, the woman was climbing the mountain when she fell, injuring herself. A rescue operation was carried out by police personnel in a helicopter.
A video shared on social media shows a policeman strapped to a stretcher on which the Emirati woman was laid out. The pair are then hoisted onto the helicopter, which flies away from the mountain when they are securely inside.
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The woman was transported to Nizwa Reference Hospital to be treated for her injuries, the police said.
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