Cyclist rescued after falling 30m off Chapman’s Peak Drive
The patient was transferred to a waiting ambulance which took him to Constantiaberg Mediclinic.
Picture for illustration purposes. Mountain biker riding in the Harkerville forest, Knysna, South Africa
A cyclist who crashed and fell 30m off Chapman’s Peak Drive had a lucky escape when he was rescued on Saturday morning.
Johan Marais from Wilderness Search and Rescue (WSAR) said: “Paramedics stabilised him whereafter the AMS rescue helicopter was used to lift him out and take him to a waiting ambulance.
The patient was transferred to a waiting ambulance which took him to Constantiaberg Mediclinic.” Marais added the WSAR worked with Cape Town Fire and Rescue Services to save the cyclist.
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“The whole operation was completed within an hour and all the teams stood down around 10:00.”
” Last month, a woman was killed and the man she was travelling with was critically injured when their vehicle plunged 200m off Chapman’s Peak.
