Steep stumble

NANAIMO – Emergency crews help young girl who fell 10 metres down a steep embankment on the Extension Ridge Trail

  • Mar. 28, 2013 8:00 p.m.
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Nanaimo Fire Rescue members and ambulance paramedics walk a 13-year-old girl who stumbled and fell 10 metres down a steep embankment out of the Extension Ridge Trail around noon Wednesday during a school field trip. The girl was alert and conscious at the scene

Nanaimo Fire Rescue members and ambulance paramedics walk a 13-year-old girl who stumbled and fell 10 metres down a steep embankment out of the Extension Ridge Trail around noon Wednesday during a school field trip. The girl was alert and conscious at the scene

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