A fifty-five-year-old man was airlifted to Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena following a fall from a height of two to three metres on Saturday, the eighth of November, two thousand twenty-five. Emergency services received an alert around ten o’clock that morning regarding the incident, which occurred in a remote area of Perín.

Responding to the situation, the Cartagena Fire Service and Civil Protection team requested support from the Aerial Rescue Brigade of the Fire Extinction and Rescue Consortium. They promptly dispatched a helicopter from the General Directorate of Citizen Safety and Emergencies to reach the accident site.

Once at the location, emergency responders evacuated the injured man via air to an accessible point, where he was met by healthcare personnel from a Mobile Emergency Unit of the Health Emergencies Management.

After receiving the necessary medical attention on-site, the man was then transported to the General University Hospital Santa Lucía for further treatment.