Call Outs
Mountain Rescue teams can only be called on the authority of the police. A call is normally initiated by the local force in response to a 999 call or the report of a missing person.
The team can be (and is) called out at any time of day or night, under any conditions, even on New Year’s Day and Christmas Day. The police control alert the co-ordinators by team pager. The co-ordinator will first alert the team by means of an “I will respond – (name)” message to all team pagers.That is the signal for things to start moving, The co-ordinator will then discuss the details of the incident with the police then decide where to rendezvous and what other resources (eg other teams, dogs, helicopters etc) should be called. An initial search plan will be developed while the team is moving to the RV. How do we know where to look? A combination of looking for clues, such as a route card or an abandoned car, research into how and where different types of people are found, combined with years of experience, will help form the search plan.
In South Wales we normally call the adjacent team in for a search, and for an evacuation from a known location, we use the Area Call System, which alerts everyone in the South Wales area to assist with an evacuation
Call Outs
List of Services
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26.03.2025 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team to a female with an injured ankle the casualty was part of group of three of them had gone for a walk along the riverbank across the footbridge near Blaen y Glynand then she had slipped on some greasy rocks landing heavily and injuring her ankle. Paramedics were on scene when the Team arrived. They had given pain relief so Team applied splintage transferred to casualty onto stretcher and evacuated her back to the RV point where the ambulance was parked.26.03.2025
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25.03.2025 Galwad Tîm - Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team to a couple who were walking on Pumlumon Fawr when the female slipped and injured her right knee. Initially she thought that she wouldn't be able to walk off the hill due to her injury so called for mountain rescue assistance. The casualty and her husband were able to walk off the hill back to their car at Eisteddfa Gurig after resting and she had taken paracetamol tablets. Brecon MRT had deployed & had contacted Aberdyfi MRT to assist. Both teams stood down after the couple had confirmed they were able to walk off the hill safely. One team member from Brecon MRT who had already arrived at the car park at Eisteddfa Gurig met the casualty & her husband and confirmed they had walked off safely and didn't require any further assistance or medical treatment.25.03.2025
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20.03.2025 Galwad - The team were asked to assist Mid and West FRS get personnel and equipment onto the hill at the site of a hill fire using the teams ATV Gator. The gator was deployed but stood down as the fire had spread and it was deemed not safe to have a vehicle on the hill.20.03.2025
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15.03.2025 Galwad - Dyfed Powys Police requested the teams assistance to locate a male walker who was part of a group. He walked off into the forest and the rest of the group could not find him. They called for mountain rescue to help search. He then promptly walked back out of the forest into the same car park. The team were stood down on route.15.03.2025
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09.03.2025 Galwad - South Wales Police passed a call to Dyfed Powys Police. We were called to assist CBMRT. 3 vehicles including the ATV gator responded from Brecon. Casualty had been walking with friend. Reported he had turned left ankle. They reported hearing a crack. CBMRT had a member already on the hill and was able to confirm location on Corn du and gave an initial sit rep. Z1 set off as advanced party. Second party used Gator and met Z1 party on the main track. Z1 party conveyed to Corn du in Gator 510 party then followed on foot. Situation report indicated injured left ankle. Casualty was stabilised and splinted. Swelling prevented detection of pedal pulse and a slow cap refill incident upgraded by WAST. Casualty loaded on to Gator and transported to Pont ar Daf. A paramedic and a doctor examined casualty. He was discharged to family member and transported to Morriston Hospital Swansea.09.03.2025
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07.03.2025 Galwad - The team received a call from our colleagues in CBMRT to assist with rescue of a male with an ankle injury on Pen y Fan. Requested we bring our control vehicle. The location of Casualty was confirmed. Brecon MRT Z1 party of 2 set off to act as an advanced recce party. Followed 15 mins later by second party members from both teams left 15mins later. Z1 party located casualty and carried a casualty assessment. They began to walk him slowly off the hill and were met by 501 party on track down to PYD. Casualty discharged from care on advice from team doctor and driven round to his car in Pencelli07.03.2025
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5.03.2025 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to an injured army outdoor instructor from Sennybridge. He overextended a step and felt his right quad muscle tear. Casualty location was identified by drone and then confirmed by phone find. Casualty was placed on stretcher pending helicopter evacuation but Helicopter was diverted to a different incident. As a result casualty was carried to a rough forest/mountain track that team Landrover was able to access. Driven out by Landrover.5.03.2025
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1.03.2025 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team received a call from Dyfed Powys Police. Team were dispatched to alerted to RV at Blaen y Gyn. The incident controller spoke with the casualty's husband (informant) from the cas site and due to the description and information of the injury it was decided to request air assets. BMRT personnel were despatched to casualty site to assess, provide analgesia and evacuate. Coastguard Rescue 187 provided evacuation from the casualty site to road head and waited for land ambulance.1.03.2025
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25.02.2025 Galwad Tîm - Dyfed Powys Police requested the teams assistance to locate two walkers lost on descending Pen y fan to Cwm Gwdi. Using phonefind the teams incident coordinator was able to locate the missing walkers and direct them back to their car.25.02.2025
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25.02.2025 Ymateb Tîm I Ddigwyddiad yr Afon - The team received a call for assistance from Mid and West Wales FRS to help search for a kayaker who was overdue. As the team were being deployed the police received notification that the kayaker had turned up safe and well.25.02.2025
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16.02.2025 Galwad Tîm - The team were contacted by Dyfed Powys Police having received a 999 call that had gone initially to the fire service. A female fell runner had failed to make contact with her partner near Usk reservoir and had phoned for assistance, she had a very poor phone signal and when she dialled 999 she ended up being put through to fire service. The incident controller being unable to contact either the missing female or her partner dispatched the bulk of the team to her last known position and and another team member to the partners last known position. Whilst the team were deploying the incident controller was able to make contact with the female who had met up with her partner with the help of another walker. They were then on their way home. The team was stood down.16.02.2025
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15.02.2025 Galwad Tîm - The team were called by colleagues from Central Beacons to assist with the search for a couple of walkers who had reported themselves lost near Cribyn in Bannau Brycheiniog. At the time it was difficult making contact with the walkers so Brecon team was asked to prepare to deploy form the north end of the gap road up towards Cribyn. As the team were assembling colleagues from Central were able to make contact with the missing couple and found that they had made their way South Down the gap road towards the Neuadd. Brecon team were stood down once the missing persons had met up with colleagues from Central Beacons15.02.2025
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08.02.2025 Galwad Tîm - Dyfed Powys Police requested the assistance of the team to help with persons stuck in a vehicle in snow. Person attempted to drive up snowy icy steep hill. Car lost traction on steep hill close to drop. Person decamped and awaited assistance. Whilst team responded with 4x4 equipped with snow socks passer-by moved vehicle to safe ground to allow other traffic to pass. Person then made own way home via low level route.08.02.2025
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01.02.2025 Galwad - The team were asked by Dyfed Powys Police to assist with a body recovery.01.02.2025
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26.01.2025 Galwad Tîm- Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team to a fell runner who had fallen and sustained an ankle injury and was unable to weight bear. Brecon and Aberdyfi teams both responded as the incident was in the very north of our operational area. Once Aberdyfi had established they have the numbers to manage the incident,m Brecon stood down and handed over to the Aberdyfi team.26.01.2025
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20.01.2025 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team to two females who reported themselves as lost. The two women put "Pen y Fan" into Google Maps, which took them to Cwm Gwdi. They started walking at 1pm, reached the summit of Pen y fan but lost the path on their return and ended up surrounded by bushes in the dark without torches or a map. They were located using phone find and a group of team members were tasked to meet up with them and escort them off the hill.20.01.2025
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18.01.2025 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to an injured off road motorcyclist unable to continue. The motorcyclists were located by phonefind and walked to the team landrover where they were rewarmed before making their way home.18.01.2025
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15.01.2025 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - Whilst holding at the fence line with the Gator for evaacuation of the previous casualty and dog, and member of a Cadet group came and informed the team that one of his participants had a sustained a Knee injury and they where carrying him off in a make shift stretcher, could we assist? Our members were walking off ahead of the previous rescue group (DOG Rescue) to catch up, The gator followed and met them at the farm were a team paramedic checked the Casualty over and then gave a lift back to the carpark, where the group were able to evacuate him to further medical help.15.01.2025
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15.01.2025 Galwad Tîm - Dyfed Powys Police received a call from a male stating he and his dog walking Penyfan and fallen whilst walking from Penyfan to the other hill? The dog slipped and caller went with her he believed the dog had fallen another 100-200 yds. He said he went up the main path walking between the two hills and there is a huge drop - the dog is a cocker spaniel the caller could not see the dog - he states she has fallen too far. The Gator and team members were deployed to locate and secure both Casualty and dog. The Casualty was assessed and aws uninjured. The dog was injured and placed in a rucksack and all were gently assisted down the steep slope, walking to the Gator positioned further down the hill. Meanwhile incident controller made arrangements to take the dog to the VETs on the estate near our base.15.01.2025
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13.01.2025 Galwad Tîm - Dyfed Powys Police assked for assistance to help recover 3 missing persons who were driving fromTregaron towards Beaulh Failed and had failed to return Home. Elderly female passenger, in early stages of renal failure. They Went for a drive at 15:30… lived in Lampeter and drove to Tregaron with a view of driving the mountains over to Beaulh then home … so no phone signal, they slid and buried the car in a ditch on the hair pin …. Daughter phoned the police to say they had not returned… so police drove from Tregaron as far as they could … which was to SN 7622 5763. Then turned around … called us to see if we could assist, the first tasking was to drive from Beaulah to the point that police turned around … came across them as we turned the hairpin … they where all sat in the car only running the engine for heat every half hour to save fuel, crashed the car at 17:00 They were Located on a steep hairpin bend, Checked all three persons out and then made the car safe. Loaded them into our landrover to meet up with the police to hand them over.13.01.2025
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06.01.2025 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys police to two missing walkers near Cwm Gwdi. Two females travelled up from Cardiff set off from Cwm Gwdi in order to climb Pen Y Fan. They thought this was the tourist route and became confused. They left the main track and became disorientated and unable to move on steep ground. Their clothing was inadequate, and they quickly became wet and very cold. They only light source was from their mobile phones. The drone team and an advanced party were sent on to the hill. The casualties were contacted on their mobile for a welfare check. Z1 party had visual on them quickly and were able to reach the casualty site, the missing walkers were given warm clothing and checked over before being walked off the hill back to the RV and their vehicle. Advice was given at control regarding training, clothing preparation and equipment needed06.01.2025
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05.01.2025 Galwad Tîm - Dyfed Powys Police received a call from an informant who stated that he had spoken to 2 French nationals with poor English who were stranded in a vehicle in flood water. They did not have access to any recovery service. A small group of 4 in 2vehicles carried out an initial search. ZV and water kit was held back at Talybont village hall. ZW and 2 persons. Drove the route along the side of Talybont Reservoir. We made enquiries at a farm house enroute. Nothing found team were stood down.05.01.2025
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04.01.2025 Galwad Tîm - The team were alerted to a group of three in difficulties near Llyn Cwm Llwch. 3 male caught train and bus from Cardiff to Pont ar daf and Walked up Pen y Fan. They then descended to the Llyn Cwm Llwch. They erected a tent but did not have any other equipment (sleeping bags etc). They all became very cold, and one casualty became unresponsive and had difficulty breathing. Conditions on the ground were extremely poor. Driving snow, high winds. Very poor visibility. Due to extremely poor road conditions, we met at Brecon Base. We used The ATV Gator and the Land Rover ZW to ferry personnel as close to the casualty site as possible. Z1 party located and assessed the casualties. After warming 2 casualties were walked out and transported using the Gator an ZW back to Base. The remaining casualty gradually became more responsive but he was stretched down the hill nad handed over to a waiting WAST land ambulance at Cwm Llwch.04.01.2025
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02.01.2025 Achub Aml-Asiant - The team was called by Dyfed Powys Police to assist with an RTC in icy conditions . 4 persons were repported as injured one more seriously. A 4x4 vehicle had rolled off the reserviour track with 4 passengers on board . MAWFRS, police and ambulance asked to attend. The Police arrived first and walked to casualty site from resevoir dam. BMRT sent a party of 3, including team paramedic, on foot to casualty site. MAWFRS attended with a unit and a 4x4 and a small group made way around with a paramedic. Gator sent party of 3 with driver including an ambulance paramedic and a MAWFRS operation commander. 3 casualties identified as able to walk out uninjured and returned to Dam RV in fire 4x4. The 4th casualty had a suspected spinal injury and therefore not suitable for land transfer on a rough track. Coastguard helicopter requested. Coastguard Rescue 936 from Caernarfon transferred casualty to Ysbyty Gwynedd Hospital, Bangor . All personal recovered using team and Fire service vehicles.02.01.2025
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02.01.2025 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - A call was received from colleagues in CBMRT for assistance with rescuing an injured female from the summit of Pen y Fan. We had an equipped Brecon team member already at the RV he responded and made way on to Mountain. The Gator carried 3 persons and driver together with party pack and stretcher to Bwlch Duwynt. Sit rep from cas site indicated possible ankle fracture. Z2 party dispatched with addition equipment and pain relief.Due to the cold weather and the length of time the casualty had been on the hill, the Coastguard rescue helicopter was requested. The Casualty transferred to Coastguard Rescue 187 and transferred to land ambulance at Pont ar daf . On route 2 other injured persons found on the path and transported down to RV in the team gator.02.01.2025
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29.12.2024. Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - As the previous incident was progressing another call came in from Dyfed Powys Police requesting assistance to locate two missing walkers in the Pen y Fan area. Two mispers. Parked Ponsticill intending to do circuit. Left it too late. It got dark and they got disorientated. Poorly equipped no torch or map. No injuries or treatment. Located by Phone Find and walked off by hill team. Picked up by family at Storey Arms29.12.2024.
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29.12.2024 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - The team were requested by Dyfed Powys Police to assist in the search for a missing couple walking in the Carmarthen Fans. The couple went for a walk parking at the salmon farm and walking up too Llyn y Fan Fach. They they ascended Bannau Sir Gaer but became disorientated in hill fog and when they defended to a lake the didn't realise it was a different lake (Llyn y Fan Fawr). Called for help. They were located by team members and walked back to the control vehicle.29.12.2024
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01.12.2024 Galwad Tîm - Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team over concern for a missing walker. The walker caught the Bus from Cardiff to Storey arms to walk the Horse shoe route, He had downloaded the route on Google maps .... Started at approx 10:00 am. It would appear that he did walk most of the route finding himself down at the Neuadd pump house but due to no phone signal he lost his maps and the route so walked up the valley bottom untill he got to the steep ground at the top end of the valley bowl. PhoneFind pin placed him south east of Bwlch Duwynt path in the bowl of Neuadd valley. Brecon RV and deployment from Pont ar Daf, CBMRT to the Neuadd then the Gap to deploy searchers into upper Neuadd valley while other members deployed into lower Neuadd valley from the RV. Misper located by SARDASW search dog Rusty on the upper slope of Neuadd south of Corn Du path near the PhoneFind pin. Uninjured, just lost, wet & cold. Misper was checked overt by Brecon RRMT and then walked back down to Pont ar Daf car park. Misper travelled by bus to area, so was taken to bus stop at Storey Arms to catch next bus home01.12.2024
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30.11.2024 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team to a group of 3 walkers who had reported themselves lost. The group were on a day walk, Parked in Blaen y Glyn Uchaf Carpark, they were following Caerfanell river trail they were following Caerfanell trail and came to a point where there was barbed wire and a sign post. Team members were sent to their last known position and located safe and well.30.11.2024
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23.11.2024 Galwad Tîm Dyfed Powys Police requested the assistance of the team to vehicles that had become stuck in bad weather. Person driving down hairpin bends above Dolgoch Hostel skidded on ice and became stuck. 2 police officers attended and their vehicle also skidded off the road & became stuck. Officers were struggling to keep member of the public warm and requested ambulance. 2 WAST paramedics responded from Abergwesyn direction and vehicle became stuck on Pen y Cnwc. MR tasked from Llandovery direction and recovered all 5 persons to Llandovery. No one injured.23.11.2024
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18.11.2024 Ymateb Tîm I Ddigwyddiad yr Afon - The team asked by Dyfed Powys Police to search Abernant Lake & the nearby Afon Irfon for a high risk missing person. As the team begane their search using water trained teams and the team drone, the missing person was located ( deceased) i The team were tasked to work with Mid & West Wales Fire Service to recover the body.18.11.2024
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10.11.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were alerted to an 80yr old male who had fallen and sustained injuries whilst descending Pen y Fan. He had sustained an head injury . The wound was dressed with a clean dressing and bandaged. He wanted to try and mobilise himself but failed to weight bear as his knee was stiff and painful. Further MR analgesia was refused as he was comfortable after taking his own prior to MR arrival at site. Evacuated by stretcher to waiting vehicle. On route he started vomitting and developed some bruising around his eyes. He was kept comfortable, and given reassurance en route to the waiting vehicle for onwards transportation to hospital. Casualty care was transferred to Central Beacons on arrival at their team vehicle at the Gap.10.11.2024
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09.11.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - South Wales Police alerted the team to a missing male who had set off on a circular walk and not returned at the expected time. A search of probable route was launched and then a search of high risk areas with steep ground adjacent to the route . The missing person was located assessed and treated for injuries he sustained having taken a tumble in the difficult conditions. He was able to be assisted to walk off.09.11.2024
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08.11.2024 Galwad The team recieved a request from colleagues in CBMRT to assist with personnel and the team drone in search for farmer reported missing. The farmer was located safe and well as the team were deploying.08.11.2024
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27.10.2024 Achub Aml-Asiant - As the team were handing over the previous casualty to WAST and second call acme in fro 14 year old boy who was cragfast near Llyn Brianne dam. Team and dispatched to Lynn Brianne Dam. Fire Brigade already in attendance but unable to reach casualty as he is too high, and the ladder could not be moved. Team members climbed the steep slope adjacent to the crag but unable to find suitable anchor points above climber so had to move further up the slope . Anchors placed and team member lowered to casualty and secured him in ahrness . He was then was able to lowered to fire service ladder and then down to ground.27.10.2024
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27.10.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - Ambulance request to assist an off road motorcyclist who had come off his bike and sustained chest injuries and unabvle to move. Gator Tasked to scene with Dr and Medical technician. Casualty was stabilised and given Pain relief . Due to pain when trying to move the casualty spinal injuries queried. Ambulance requested. Ambulance arrived and was guided to the scene by the gator and casualty transferred to WAST.27.10.2024
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26.10.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - the casualty's family contacted Ambulance. To report 79 year male had broken his leg when the quad he was riding rolled over. The team were finishing another incident at Pont ar Daf. the casualty site located cas site using SARCALL Phone Find. An advanced party (team of 3) in dispatched to cas site. Gator and Z Victor sent to the chosen RV Llangynidr car park. Casualty was given pain relief .and his suspected leg was stabilised using manipulation and a KED traction splint. . Casualty transported to Coastguard Rescue Gelicopter Rescue 936 by MR and transported to Llangynidr playing field From there taken by WAST ambulance to Cardiff University Hospital (Heath)26.10.2024
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26.10.2024 Galwad Tîm - Call from Dyfed Powys police, a Caller has come across a male on top of the mountain, not in a good way. Breathing but not responding. 100m from Jacob_s ladder on Pen y fan Male fitting and very cold. Team responded to Pont ar Daf with Gator ATV and 12 members. CBMRT responded to Neuadd Pump house with 7 members and transported them to the Gap. The BMRT Gator and 4 taken to Bwlch Duwynt and made way to casualty site with medical equipment.. Casualty Unconscious and fitting. Requested Coastguard Helicopter. Rescue 187 unable to winch but dropped Winchman and equipment at Cas site. Rescue 924 from New Quay arrived and lowered winch transported casualty to Pont ar Daf where he was transferred to a WAST Land Ambulance and taken to Prince Charles Hospital Merthyr26.10.2024
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22 -26.10.2024 Archwiliad Aml-Asiant am Berson Coll - Members of BMRT assisted colleagues from CBMRT, SARDA and WBSART in search for missing person near Ponty pridd. Sadly the missing person was located deceased.22 -26.10.2024
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19.10.2024 Galwad - Dyfed Powys Police requested assistance having received a call for a female walker with knee pain unable to get back to Ty Cornell hostel. The team were deployed and were making their way to the area but were stood down on route as the casualties friends had manged to get her back to safety.19.10.2024
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18.10.2024 Galwad - Dyfed Powys Police requested assistance to help recover a body from Claerwen resevoir. The fire service had two boats on scene and were able to evacuate the body. The team were stood down on route.18.10.2024
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13.10.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - As the team were about to leave the previous incident (see previous report) CBMRT requested assistance to evacuate a female who had sustained an ankle injury whilst out walking. 5 team memebrs assisted CBMRT evacuate the casualty by stretcher to the roadside for onward travel to hopspital.13.10.2024
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13.10.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - Shortly after eceiving the call about a dog going over the edge of Pen y fan (see previous incident) a second call was received from the Ambulance service requesting assistance for an 80 yr old male who had fallen and had sustained a head injury. The WAST paramedic was escorted to the casualty. The casualty was assessed and treated by the paramedic then MR personnel from Brecon MRT and CBMRT evacuated the casualty by stretcher to a waiting ambulance for transfer to hospital13.10.2024
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13.10.2024 Galwad - A Caller to Dyfed Powys Police (DPP) reported that dog has fallen over the edge on Pen y Fan. DPP Requested assistance from the team. The team incident controller contacted the dog owner who was being assisted by a member of the public to look for the dog on the NE face of Pen y fan, they were requested that they refrain from searching over the edge. BMRT personnel will assist. The Gator and drone team were deployed from Cwm Gwddi to search. Drone team located dog (deceased). The decision was made not to retrieve the dog as it was deemed to be too dangerous a risk for MR personnel to get to the site. The dog owner was escorted off the hill by team members.13.10.2024
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12.10.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The ambulance service called the team to assist with a paraglider who had crashed on Mynydd Llangorse. EMRTS ,the Fire Service and WAST also in attendance. The casualty was treated by EMRTS and evacuated by helicopter.12.10.2024
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05.10.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were alerted to a female who had sustained an ankle injury whilst descending Fan y Big. The team gator was deployed with medical equipment and team medics. The female was assessed and tretaed before being evacuated by the gator to a waiting ambulance05.10.2024
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02.10.2024 Galwad Tîm - Whilst searching for a missing high risk person in Brecon (see previous report) the team was allerted to a missing female in Hafren forest. The call was apssed to colleagues in Aberdyfi SRT who successfully assisted the female.02.10.2024
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01.10.2024 Galwad Tîm - The team were requested to assist Dyfed Powys Police in a search for a high risk missing person in Brecon. The team searched for three days using land search drone searching and a river search. The person was located deceased on the third day.01.10.2024
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29.09.2024 Galwad Tîm - Call from Dyfed Powys Police due to 43 year old male who had come off his motor bike and had been thrown into the river. He was out of the river but it was believed that he had back injuries. The team were stood down on route as other services on scene were able to evacuate the casualty.29.09.2024
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16.09.2024 Archwiliad Aml-Asiant am Berson Coll - Dyfed Powys Police requested the team's assistance to locate a missing person who had parked car at Hafren Forest car park after having a 'drive around" via Chlewdog and Llanidloes. Went for a walk. He had some mental health issues. Car located by police. Police dog handler locate Misper's jacket (confirmed by family member). Local farmer reported male matching the description walking away from jacket (saying he looked out of place) Dog handlers followed direction of travel. Team deployed to search around the last knon position (jacket). Family arrived at Control. Sister spotted misper on road adjacent to car park. Team stood down.16.09.2024
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15.09.2024 Galwad Tîm Some team members were aske dto assist colleagues in Longtown MRT to evacuate and injured mountain biker.15.09.2024
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14.09.2024 Galwad Tîm - the team received a call from Dyfed Powys Police for lost/missing male who was freezing cold and maybe injured. Intoxicated. Two potential locations provided by iPhone satellite services (text content) around the Llyn Brianne reservoir area. Initially the team were deployed from RV to search one of the areas where the iPhone satellite service had located a text message had been sent from. The team found a camp site and the missing male was in one of the tents. Alcohol had been a factor.14.09.2024
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13.09.2024 Galwad Tîm - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to a Casualty who was complaining of vertigo and headaches generally unwell on the path from Pen y fan. Brecon MRT team paramedic saw that the casualty had been assisted back to his car at Storey arms,hewent up to check him over.. all ok, the team were stood down13.09.2024
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11.09.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - A male slipped while descending steep ground at Craig Cerrig gleisiad and sustained a supected broke femur. He was alone and called for mountain rescue assistance. The casualty was in a known location, he was treated by the team doctor, rewarmed, given analgesia and a traction splint was applied. He was packaged and winched onto Coastguard helicopter Rescue 187 before being flown to University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff.11.09.2024
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25.08.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - A male out walking turned ankle . Could not weight bear. Very poor phone signal. Sketchy info to start Text got through and text received with lat/long from gps on phone. Phonefind wouldnt work. Landrover and Gator dispatched up track to collect casualty. he was treated by team Remote Rescue Medical technicians and brought down to the roadside.25.08.2024
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14.08.2024 Galwad Tîm - 21yr old male and his parents were staying on holiday in the area, he went for a walk on his own in Hafren forest and became disorientated. Called for help while had a phone signal and minimal battery. While the team were responding, Police control had tasked a PCSO to the forest in 4x4 to the phone location. The Missing person was not at location so PCSO returned to car park. While returning he met a group of walkers going up the forest path who said that they had seen the missing person and directed him back down to the car park. After returning to the car park, the PCSO saw the missing person turn up where he was reunited with his parents. Team stood down en route.14.08.2024
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13.08.2024 Achubwyd Beiciwr Mynydd -Casualty came off mountain bike and hurt his shoulder. Unable to reach casualty via phone. Ambulance control confirmed paramedic on scene. Comms established via Airwave with on scene paramedic whilst team were responding. She advised that a local Gamekeeper with Gator vehicle had assisted in bringing casualty down to roadside and was now being assessed by her. She advised that Mountain Rescue were no longer required. Team stood down en-route.13.08.2024
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05.08.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - Female horse rider thrown from her horse following an attack on the horse by a dog. Aberdyfi MRT assisting BMRT in the rescue and evacuation of the casualty, Coastguard Rescue helicopter 936 from Caenarfon was also requested and attended. The casualty once stabilised was winched aboard Rescue 936 for the short transfer to the awaiting land ambulance (WAST).05.08.2024
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03.08.2024 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll- two missing females had contacted another team through their website through their website.The two females had left Cwmgwdi car park at 03:30hrs to walk to Pen y Fan. Team Coordinator contacted the mispers who did not know where they were. Phone find was used and located them on the track below the summit of Allt Ddu. They only had 3 percent battery life left on their mobile. The decision was made not to talk them down but for them to remain at that location and a team would be deployed to locate, assess and assist them back to their car at Cwmgwdi car park. Both females were uninjured. They were located fed and watered and assisted back to control.03.08.2024
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19.07.2024 Galwad - BMRT with support from CBMRT and LongMRT were tasked by Dyfed Powys Police to search the area between Chartist Cave and a forestry block (Cwm Claisfer Nature Reserve) for a suicidal male. While BMRT personnel were searching Chartist Cave and had just begun their search of the quarry area and LMRT were being deployed to the forestry block the misper returned to his vehicle and was spoken to by the police officer stationed at his vehicle. On confirmation that he was the missing person the police requested that he be examined by the BMRT paramedic prior to them releasing him to be taken to A&E at PCH by his work friend.19.07.2024
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14.07.2024 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team to search for a group of 4 girls & 1 boy aged 15 years who were reported as being lost close to Craig Nant lwrch south of Ty'n y Cornel Youth Hostel. The Informant was not contactable by phone or 'phonefind', but the missing group were reported as being safe and well at Ty'n y Cornel Youth Hostel as the team were preparing to deploy.14.07.2024
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02.07.2024 Galwad- Dyfed Powys Police requested assistance to search for a vulnerable elderly gentleman who had been reported missing. The male was located deceased.02.07.2024
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26.06.2024 Galwad - BMRT members were still on site at an earlier call in the Ystradfellte area when this incident went out to Central Beacons. Three BMRT members were requested to assist Central Beacons. On arrival at the RV, the team I/C spoke to the police on scene who were waiting for the POLSA to arrive. Whilst waiting I/C was speaking to the owner of the pub who provided details of the CCTV coverage of the male parking his car earlier that evening and walking off. Whilst this discussion was ongoing a male walked up the road and the pub owner said that I'm sure that's him. The male was stopped. The police confirmed it was the person that they were looking for. Teams were stood down.26.06.2024
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26.06.2024 Achub Aml-Asiant - Brecon MRT called by CBMRT as area assist call. - Male fell 30m into river bed above Clyn Gwyn Isaf. Exact circumstances of how incident occurred is unclear. The Casualty was treated on scene and evacuated by helicopter.26.06.2024
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22.06.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were alerted to a female who had fallen whislt descending Pen y Fan. Team members were despatched from Pont ar Daf, they met the casualty walking down the track, assessed her and escorted her back to the RV. the team Doctorl assessed the casualty, provided analgesia . Splint applied to right knee and the casualty was transported to hospital.22.06.2024
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15.06.2024 Galwad Tîm The team were alerted to a male who reported being exhausted and unable to continue. On arrival at RV an event control for The Fan Dance exercises reported to BMRT control that they had had reports of a lone walker on the east side of Pen y Fan stuck and were sending an event Marshall from their check point on PYF summit to investigate. They located casualty and assisted him on to the summit where they fed, watered and warmed him. He was checked over by a doctor and Paramedic from BMRT and walked off15.06.2024
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10.06.2024 Advice Call from Farmer with Cow Stuck on Ledge - Cow had fallen down steep ground and could not self rescue. Farmer attended and reported cow was uninjured but stuck on cliff. Wanted help or advice to recover cow. Coordinator spoke with farmer and confirmed farmer was not in danger. Access to cow possible by scrambling on foot. In consultation with Police decided to pass call to Fire Service with large animal rescue capability. Also advised RSPCA is called. The team were not deployed.10.06.2024
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15.06.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to a female walker who had injured her ankle whilst descending Pen y Fan. Team members were dispatched to the casualty who was assessed and treated with pain relief and splinting before being carried by stretcher back to the waiting ambulance.15.06.2024
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02.06.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - Dyfed Powys Police requested the teams assistance to rescue a male with a knee injury on the path down from Pen y fan to Pont ar daf. Team members were despatched from RV at Pont ar Daf to the casualty site. The male with injury to left knee was assessed by team medics, given pain relief and his leg put in a splint. He was then stretchered back to control to waiting WAST ambulance.02.06.2024
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25.05.2024 Achubwyd Beiciwr Mynydd - The team were requested by Welsh Ambulance Services Trust to assist with the rescue of an injured mountain biker riding on Glyndwr's Way near Knighton. The location of the Casualty site was confirmed using phone find. Ambulance arrived at RV before MR. First MR personnel were tasked to escort WAST paramedic to site with local farmer providing support. Further team members and vehicle following behind. Casualty treated by paramedic and evacuated using team Land Rover.25.05.2024
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23.05.2024 Galwad Tîm - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to assist a group of young people with two of the party suffering from hypothermia. Eight members of the party were escorted off the hill down to Pont ar Daf carpark by staff from the school. The team arrived at the cas site, assessed the remaining two students, wrapping them in cas bags and using heat packs to warm them. They were brought off the hill to Pont ar Daf in the team gator. A third casualty was identified at Pont ar Daf as having a small laceration to the left upper arm, this was assessed and dressed by the team paramedic.23.05.2024
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17.05.2024 Achubwyd Beiciwr Mynydd The team were called by colleagues from CBMRT to help evacuate an injured mountain biker, The casualty was treated by team medics and evacuated a short distance to the team gator and evacuated from the hill.17.05.2024
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10.05.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were called by colleagues from CBMRT who responded to a female on a gorge walking trip who had sustained a lower leg injury jumping from a waterfall. Once treated Brecon water trained personnel helpped extract the casualty from the waterfall area and assisted carrying the stretcher to the waiting ambulance.10.05.2024
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01.05.2024 Galawad- The team were alerted to a Paraglider which had crashed at Corndon Hill, near Churchstoke. Helimed already on scene when BMRT were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police and land ambulance was 30 minutes away. BMRT were asked to assist but were stood down shortly afterwards when casualty was walked to Helimed aircraft by Helimed personnel.01.05.2024
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29.04.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were requested by Welsh Ambulance service to assist a female who had fallen from her horse sustaining head and facial injuries. Team members assisted the Ambulance Service treat and package the casualty before a short carry on a vacuum mattress and spinal board to Coastguard helicopter Rescue 187. The casualty was flown to University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff for treatment.29.04.2024
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13.04.2024 Galawad - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys police for a group of 4 missing walkers in the Torpantau area. Very little information was available as the call wnet initially to the fire service and there were problems with mobile phone signals in the area. The team drone was deployed. The wlakers managed to get themselves to safety and the team was stood down.13.04.2024
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11.04.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were callled to assist colleagues from WBSAMRT to rescue a female DoE participant who had fallen and sustained a head injury. Weather conditions were poor and the Coasguard Rescue helicopter was not able to acces the casualty site. The casualty had to be carried by stretcher some distance to the roadside before being taken to hospital.11.04.2024
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06.04.2024 Galawad - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police who had received a call via the ambulance service from a group of mountain bikers who reported that one of the riders was hypothermic and were requesting mountain rescue to assist. As information was being gathered and the team being deployed a furthe call was received to say that the bikers were safe and well. The team was stood down.06.04.2024
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05.04.2024 Galawad - The team were alerted to assist a passenger in a classic car rally that was crossing from the north, to the south of Crychan and Halfway forests. Casualty was reported as in cardiac arrest. Fire service and Welsh Ambulance service were on scene. The team were on route when they were stood down as the casualty had been pronounced dead at the scene.05.04.2024
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30.03.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team was called to assist CBMRT to rescue a female who had fallen approximately 100m of a ridge leading from Pen y Fan. The team's gator (all terrain vehicle) was used to ferry personel and equipment to the site.The casualty was treated by team members before being winched by Coastguard Rescue helicopter 187 from St Athan and flown to hospital in Cardiff.30.03.2024
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23.03.2024 Galwad - Just as the team was preparing to open our new base to members of the public for our open day we received a call from Dyfed Powys Police following reports of a person behaving strangely on the top of Pen y fan. The team met up with Police officers at Pont ar daf. An off duty police officer had made contact with the person and was walking them down to the car park. Once at the car park the person was warmed up and given hot drinks and food in our control vehicle before being given a lift to a place to stay by the police. The team stood down and returend to the open day at our base23.03.2024
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19.03.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were called to assit our colleagues in WBSAMRT to evacuate an injured casualty as a Search and Rescue Helicopter was not able to get to the casualty location due to very poor weather conditions. The casualty was carried by stretcher to the roadside for onward transport to hospital.19.03.2024
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16.03.2024 Galwad - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police following a call from a walk leader when one of the group members slipped and banged their hip. Weather conditions were bad and they requested that they may need assistance to evacuate the injured person. As the team were arriving at the RV an update from the group was received saying that they were able to make their own way off the hill. A small group of team members met up with the group to check they were all ok.16.03.2024
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11.03.2024 Galwad Tîm - Dyfed Powys police alerted the team about a lone female wlaker who had become disorientated in the dark. The team were deployed to the RV. In the meantime the incident controller received a call from a family member who had located the missing person. The team met up with the missing person and family members and help warm them up before letting them go on their way.11.03.2024
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10.03.24 Galwad Tîm - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police having recived a call that a person had gone for a walk and not returned. The team were deployed to search the missing persons walking route. The team Drone and Gator were also deployed and a Search and rescue Dog. Conditions on the hill were poor with limited visability, after discussion with the Police search advisor the search was to resart the following day. Early the next morning the missing person returned home safe and well. The team stood down.10.03.24
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10.03.2024 Galwad - Dyfed Powys police alerted the team about a family of 4 possible lost on Pen y Fan. The team coordinator made contact with the missing family who had made their way to safety so the team were not deployed.10.03.2024
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05.03.2024 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to a couple lost in the Torpantau area of the Brecon Beacons. The walkers were intending to walk between Torpantau and Pont ar Daf but became lost close to the start of their route. They phoned 999 for mountain rescue assistance when they were at Nant Bwrefwr grid SO05281803. Several attempts were made to phone and text the mispers without success and two phonefind messages were sent to their mobile numbers. The walkers found their way to the road south of Nant Bwrefwr close to the mountain rescue RV where they were picked up by a team member who drove them to the rail station at Abergavenny so they could catch a train home to Bristol. They were cold with wet feet but otherwise uninjured.05.03.2024
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02.03.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - Dyfed Powys Police requested the teams assistance with a male who had fallen and was unable to walk. He was part of a Group of four friends from Warwickshire who had driven to the Beacons with the in intention of climbing Pen y fan.The group set off from Storey Arms and by the time they got to the final pitch before Corn Du Summit one member had very cold wet feet and hands and it slipped over so many times on his backside that his back was starting to hurt. . Two members of the public stopped to assist him. They were unable to help as they had very little equipment but they did call for mountain rescue. A second passerby later stopped to assist. He changed his socks gave him a warm drink and put him inside a poly bag to protect him from the wind, they then waited for assistance from the mountain rescue team. When the team arrived he was properly rewarmed and given some crampons and was walked off the hill.02.03.2024
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01.03.2024 Galwad Tîm - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to a vehicle stuck in snow on a minor road near Heol Senni. The team deployed a vehicle from the north and a colleague from CBMRT to apporach from the north. The vehicle was loacted the occupants unhurt. They were asisted to turn the vehicle and escoretd back to main roads to continue their journey. Road conditions were very poor.01.03.2024
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24.02.2024 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - As the team were dealing with the previous casualty another call came in from Dyfed Powys Police for a group of 4 walkers lost on Pen y Fan. Some MR personnel were diverted to locate the missing persons who were all found safe and well.24.02.2024
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24.02.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team to an injured male on Corn du. The male had slipped during his desent and suffered a nasty ankle injury. He was treated on site by CBMRT team doctor and due to the seriousness of the injury Coastguard Rescue Helicopter 936 (Caernarfon) was deployed to transfer him to hospital24.02.2024
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21.02.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were alerted to an injured male out with partner walking on hillside around Caban-coch Reservoir. He slipped on wet grass and heard something "pop" in his right leg. Unable to stand/weight bear. First team member on scene was a paramedic. Casualty had sharp pain in upper right-hand mid-thigh. Potential fractured femur suspected so helicopter evacuation requested. Coastguard Rescue Helicopter R187 from St Athan landed on scene at approximately, the casualty was stretchered to aircraft. The helicopter then departed for University Hospital of Wales Cardiff .21.02.2024
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20.02.2024 Ymateb Tîm I Ddigwyddiad yr Afon - The team were requested to assist Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue with a person in the water at Llanfaes bridge in Brecon. The person was recovered from the water as the team were responding. The team were then stood down.20.02.2024
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18.02.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were requested to assist colleagues from WBSAMRT treat and evacuate an injured walker descending Fan Hir, due to weather conditions a helicopter was not available. The casualty was treated by the team doctor and then carried by stretcher of the hill, this took 2.5 hours over difficult terrain.18.02.2024
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11.02.2024 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - A member of party of walkers called DPP for mountain rescue assistance for suspected broken ankle. Team responded with assistance from Central Beacons MR . Air assets were discussed and requested early on due to information from casualty site and deteriorating weather and casualty conditions. Team arrived at site assessed and treated casualty who had sustained a nasty ankle injury, before being airlifted by Coastguard Rescue helicopter Rescue 187.11.02.2024
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10.02.2024 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team to a couple on holiday from Cornwall who went for 8hr planned walk from Nant y Moch dam to walk on clockwise circuit of the reservoir. They became lost when path on map petered out on the ground. They found it difficult to navigate in dark with no torch and started to get cold. Located using mobile phone walked off by team members rewarmed and given drinks and food before continuing their journey.10.02.2024
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04.02.2024 Galwad Tîm - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to a walker who had become seperated from his group in misty conditions. the team were deployed on foot and in the team gator to search for the missing walker, the team drone was aslo used. The walker had made their way off the hill and met up with a farmer who returned him to his car.04.02.2024
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26.01.2024 Galwad Tîm - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys police following a call from a lone walker who was lost having descended from the ridge above Llyn y Fan Fawr and Llyn y Fan Fach. TH eincident controller used PhoneFind to locate the walker and team members were dispatched to meet him and return him to his vehicle.26.01.2024
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13.01.2024 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team to a family group of 2 adults and 4 children who had become disorientated in mist on the summit of Pen y Fan. The team was dispatched to Pont ar daf to begin the search. Whilst preparing to depart the team incident controller in contact with the missing family was updated by the family to say they had found the path and were making their way down the mountain. A party of MR personnel were dispatched and met them on the path and escorted them back to control where they were given warm drinks and food and the children had their photos taken with Rusty the serahc dog (SARDA SW).13.01.2024
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10.01.2024 Galwad Tîm - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to an injured male in some distress on the Eastern side of Pen y fan. He called the police as he had rolled his ankle and was unable to walk back up Jacob"s ladder in the direction of his car ( parked at Pont ar daf). The team were mobilised and the teams Gator 4x4 was dispatched with team members to the gap road as the casualty had managed to make his way down to the top of the gap. Colleagues from CBMRT were on standby at the upper Neuadd to assist. The male was assessed by team members and walked down to the gator and driven back to the control vehicle for rewarming before being given a lift in the team landrover back to his car.10.01.2024
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31.12.2023 Galawad - colleagues from CBMRT requested assistance to locate and evacuate a group of 4 males who had got into difficulty in very poor conditions on Pen y fan. Other walkers ahd come to their assistance and were carrying the casualties as they were unabel to walk due to fatigue and the cold. The team gator (ATV) was used to evacuate the casualties back to controll for rewarming.31.12.2023
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30.12.2023 Galwad - A male had slipped on a footpath and injured his ankle. Welsh Ambulance service Trust requested assistance to evacuate the casualty. The team were stood down on route.30.12.2023
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27.12.2023 Galwad - the team were called by Dyfed Powys Police to assist a male on a quad who had entered a swollen river and has been swept away near Strata Florida. Two males did indeed get washed away from the ford crossing, but managed to get themselves and the quads out of the swollen river to then drive the forestry logging tracks till they came to some habitation which was Beulah. Both very wet and cold. The team were stood down.27.12.2023
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16.12.2023 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - As the team were being deployed to the previous incident a second call came in from Dyfed Powys Police for two lost walkers on Pen Y fan. The team search manager asked CBMRT to take the call. ONce the previous missing lady had been located 11 team members then went to assist colleagues from CBMRT in the search for the missing walkers. They were located safe and well and the team were stood down in the early hours of the morning.16.12.2023
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16.12.2023 Archwiliad Aml-Asiant am Berson Coll - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to assist in the search for an elderly lady reported missing from home. Search teams were deployed to wooded areas near where the lady had been seen by a witness. Search dog Rusty (SARDA S Wales ) and handler Steve were also deployed to cover a nearby bridleway. Police officers with a dog and drones were also searching. Search dog Rusty located the lady safe and well close by to a path and escorted her back to control and her waiting family. As the team search manager was deploying the team a second call was recieved from Dyfed Powys police for missing walkers on Pen Y fan ( see next report).16.12.2023
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03.12.2023 Galwad Tîm - The team were asked by Dyfed Powys Police to a RTC involving two persons as the police and ambulance were unable to access the site due to poor weather. A local 4x4 driver was able to assist them back to a nearby conference centre, team members checked in with them that they did not require medical attention. Team stood down03.12.2023
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02.12.2023 Achubwyd y fenyw ag anafwyd - The team were called to a young casualty who had fallen off their horse and sustained an arm injury. They were treated by our casualty carer and handed over to our colleagues from the Welsh Ambulance Services Trust. We wish them a speedy recovery.02.12.2023
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29.11.2023 Galwad Tîm - A local Farmer was gathering sheep below Nant y Moch dam when his sheepdog ran off into the spillway and became trapped due to ice. The Farmer called the police who called the fire service. Fire unable to access the dog. Team responded at first light and extracted dog using rope technicla systems.29.11.2023
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29.10.2023 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The Team were alerted to a female who was with two friends whilst returning to their car, she had slipped and broken her leg. Team members and equipment were transported near to the casualty location by team gator. A team Casualty carer assessed and treated the casualty who was then driven off the hill in the team gator to the ambulance before being transferred to hospital.29.10.2023
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26.10.2023 Galwad - The Team were called to Llyn y Fan Fawr area to areport of an exhausted hypothermic casualty. Once on scene the casualty was assesed, warmed up and due to their condition and the worsening weather conditions the Coastguard rescue helicopter was requested. The helicopter pilots performed some incredible flying skills in dificult conditions and with persistence managed to land on near the casualty and transport them to hospital. Abig thank you to Coastguard Rescue 187 fro helping!26.10.2023
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20.10.2023 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd - The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to a female who had fallen whilst traversing the sheep track on the face of Cribyn. She had sustained head, neck, back and lower leg injuries. The team Gator was dispatched on to the hill with a casualty carer and full technical equipment. The Gator then returned transporting further personnel and equipment to casualty site. Coastguard Rescue helicopter 187 was requested but was unable to winch due to very difficult wind conditions. The casualty was treated by a team Cas carer and paramedics before the team Technical rope system was then used to lower the casualty down the face of Cribyn to the valley bottom where Rescue 187 was then able to land and transport casualty to hospital..20.10.2023
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15.10.2023 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - Two walkers left Elan Valley visitor centre at about 16:00 and walked up the hill on a path that disappeared. It then became dark so they called for help. We made contact with the walkers, checked they were ok and made a plan for them to self-rescue. I sent them a photo of their position and we repeated this several times with them using 'phone find' to monitor their position . They were met on the main path by an Mountain Rescue party and escorted to control for rewarming . They were then able to make their own way home15.10.2023
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8.10.2023 Galwad Tîm - The team was alerted by CBMRT to assist in a search for a lost walker on Pen y fan. The missing male was located by passing walkers and helped off the hill. Both teams were stood down.8.10.2023
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7.10.2023 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd- Whilst finishing a callout near Aberystwyth we were called by Aberdyfi team to assist with this rescue as they were on another rescue . We proceeded to the RV at the Minffordd carpark. When we arrived it was evident the coastguard rescue helicopter 936 from Caernarfon had offered to help and picked up the casualty along with one of Aberdyfi team who was already on the hill. They landed with the casualty in a field nearby the car park and she was transported in our landrover ZW to her car with her partner in the car park. Handover given from the winch paramedic to our paramedic at the RV7.10.2023
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7.10.2023 Achubwyd Beiciwr Mynydd - The team received a call to rescue an injured mountain biker had fallen off her bike and sustained neck and back injuries. She was treated by WAST paramedic and then evacuated to ambulance by MR personnel.7.10.2023
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2.10.2023 Archwiliad Aml-Asiant am Berson Coll - The team was called by WBSRT to assit in the search for an elderly vulnerable lady who had gone misssing overnight. Police had carried out searches and requested MR assistance. BMRT sent a control vehicle and search manager and team drone. The lady was located as the team entered the search area.2.10.2023
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27.09.2023 Galwad Tîm - The team were about to start our Wednesday medical training when we were called by colleagues in Longtown MRT to assit in a search for two missing walkers. They were located and brought to safety by local farmers as teams were deployed on the hill.27.09.2023
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24.09.2023 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll - Call from Dyfed Powys Police regarding 2 walkers lost cold, wet with poor equipment. Unable to get an accurate position using phone find, the missing persons were contacted directly using their mobile number. Using their description it was possible to work out they were on road near Cwm Cynwyn farm. the team landrover with 2 MR persons on board sent to collect, check them over and to drive them back to Brecon.24.09.2023
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23.09.2023 Galwad Tîm - The Team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police about reports of an unwell Huskey dog and an injured female. A police dog handler was requested to assist and arrived promptly. A small team 2 persons were tasked to provide a sit rep. The dog was exhausted and not aggressive. The injured female was ok and happy to walk off. A stretcher party, the lightweight stretcher plus the police dog handler were tasked to casualty site and the dog was carried on the stretcher wrapped in a blanket back to the RV23.09.2023
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19.09.2023 Archwiliad Aml-Asiant am Berson Coll - The team were asked to assist Dyfed Powys Police to search for a high risk vulnerable missing person. The missing person was located by team members deceased.19.09.2023
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15.09.2023 Galwad Tîm Male looking for his dog became lost on the mountain. the dog had been hit by a car and run off up Fan Fawr , the male went to look for it. Partner concerned as male had not returned. Search teams were deployed along with team drone, whilst out male made his own way off the hill and back to Storey Arms. CBMRT were called as male may have been heading south.15.09.2023
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22.08.2023 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. The team was alerted by DPP to an injured female on Plymlimon (Mid Wales, Nant-y-Moch). The casualty was treated on scene with a leg splint and then packaged and stretchered until a decision was made to request assistance from Rescue 936 due to deteriorating conditions and dimming light. Many thanks to Maritime and Coastguard Agency Rescue 936 for helping with the evacuation of the casualty to hospital.22.08.2023
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21.08.2023 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll. The Team was alerted by DPP to a missing party member on Pen y Fan who had become separated from their group for some time. Whilst the team were mobilizing for deployment, the person was located safe and well. Our neighbouring team Central Beacons Mountain Rescue Team were also assisting us to ensure all routes would be covered.21.08.2023
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19.08.2023 The team were alerted to assist a couple in difficult conditions on the ridge of Corn du. Luckily the couple were able to get themselves safley off the hill as the team were assembling.19.08.2023
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19.08.2023 The team were called to an incident in the Elan Valley area19.08.2023
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11.08.2023 The team were alerted along with colleagues from Aberdyfi SART to a female, part of an expedition, who had fainted. The casualty came round and was up and walking, after a short period. The organisers of the expedition were able to get a 4x4 vehicle to the location and were then able to take the casualty to hospital. The MR teams were stood down11.08.2023
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09.08..2023 Brecon Mountain Rescue Team were called to support CBMRT in a search for a young missing person in the Ystradfellte area, but the missing person was found safe and well before the team were deployed.09.08..2023
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06.08.2023 The team were alerted by our colleagues from CBMRT to assist with a search for 2 persons lost after walking towards Pen Y Fan. The couple left Pont ar daf to summit Pen y Fan at 20:30hrs, But on the return the mist was down and ultimately missed the turn at Bwlch dywynt. After getting them to download W3W app the police were able to get a rough location The Decision was made to send MR personnel from Central in from the Nauadd side and Brecon team members from the Pont ar Daf side. The couple were located on the Neuadd ridge and walked back to Pont ar daf to their vehicle.06.08.2023
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05.08.2023 The team was requested to attend a female who had fallen off her horse at speed. The Location given was unspecific and phone signal poor. The casualty was very vague about location and was on wide open moorland and not on a path. The informant's phone too old to do phone find and second persons took time to connect. so it took over an hour to get an accurate location. Team then got there quickly and assessed and treated the casualty with pain relief, pelvic binder and vaccum matress. The injuries suggested helicopter evacuation advisable and Coastguard Rescue R187 was already out on training and arrived quickly to take casualty to Hospital.05.08.2023
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03.08.2023 The team were called by Dyfed Powys Police for a possible search for a female living with Dementia who had left home withour her husband's knowledge. She was located some distance away in Llangynidr safe and well. The team were stood down03.08.2023
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28.07.2023 Dyfed Powys Police requested the team's assistance to locate a male suffering with poor mental health. He had several pictures to his partner, from these photos and conversations it appeared that he had reached Pen y Fan and was returning to his car at Cwm Gwdi possibly through Cwm Llwch. From these phone conversations his partner reported that he appeared to be in good spirits and in good health. He was an experienced walker and reasonably equipped. He was located safe and well by police and the team were stood down.28.07.2023
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27.07.2023 Dyfed Powys Police request the teams assistance to search for a high risk missing female last seen the day before. Missing female last seen 06.55 26 July leaving home. Known to be depressed. Made no preparations to leave, did not take mobile phone. Initial searches by police on 26 and 27 July were not successful. MR initially called to search Roundton Nature Reserve - steep ground and ravines, known to be visited by the female. Teams from Brecon, Longtown and Newsar assembled at the initial RV of Churchstoke Village Hall. The female self presented at her doctor's surgery as search teams were being deployed.27.07.2023
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26.07.2023 The team were alerted to two female walkers lost in Cwm Carfanell when cloud descended. They had no map, but 2 compasses. Soon became wet and cold and called for help. They gave a vague W3W to Gwent Police before losing signal. the Incident controller spoke briefly and concluded they may have headed into forest at Waun y Gorlan. Two parties were dispatched one on foot the other to be deployed by landrover. The two females were found as the landrover drove out of the forest onto the open hill. Both were wet and cold but in good spirits. They were driven back to the control vegicle given warm drinks and wrmed up. They were then taken back to their own vehicle.26.07.2023
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25.07.2023 Dyfed Powys Police and WAST requested the teams assistance to a male motorcyclist who had left the road at RAC bends on the A470. The male was unresponsive and CPR ongoing as the team arrived. WAST paramedics, team members, the fire service and basics doctors were all in attendance. The male was declared deceased at scene.25.07.2023
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23.07.2023 Dyfed Powys Police requested the team's assistance after a 15 year old male was reported missng by his parents. He left Pont ar Daf carpark with parents and walking to the summit of Pen y fan. He hot off ahead of his parents. They had contact with him at 12.24pm all was fine. He used WhatsApp at 1pm contact was then lost. National trust warden searched nothing found. Sometime after 1pm a person matching his description was spotted walking down the ridge to Neudd Reservoir. Witness reported mist coming in. BMRT set up an RV at Pont yr Daf. On arrival the National Trust warden informed us that the Misper had called father to safe at he was safe at the Red Cow Pub Pontsticilli. Father left Pont-ar-daf to drive round and collect him.23.07.2023
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09.07.2023 The ambulance service requested the teams assistance with a motorcyclist who had come off his bike and sustained an injury. Motor cyclist came off bike and open wound to leg. Remote location so ambulance on scene but unable to reach location of casualty. The team were on route when we were advised that the Emergency Medical Retrieval and Transfer Service (EMRTS) helicopter had landed on and were able to evacuate the casualty so the team was stood down09.07.2023
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03.07.2023 Dyfed Powys Police request the teams assistance to locate a lone male walker reported missing by his daughter. The male was walking the Cambrian Way from Storey Arms to Llandovery. He started on Sunday 2nd Jand was planning to wild camp over 4 days, hoping to arrive in Llandovery on Wednesday 5th July. He was reported missing by his daughter on Monday 3rd July at about 11.25hrs as he had failed to make contact with her and she was concerned about his welfare in view of health issues. Western Beacons MSART were alerted and SARDA . ARCC were also requested to assist and MCA helicopter Rescue 187 also took part in the search. The male was found in the cafe at Craig y Nos Country Park after phoning his daughter. He was checked over by MRT personnel who drove him to his daughter's home . He was tired but uninjured.03.07.2023
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01.07.2023 The team were called by Dyfed Powys Police who had received a call from a lady who was concerned about her son being lost on Pen y fan. The team incident controller sent the missing male a Phone Find message and and talked him to the car park while team en route. Two team members maet hinm at the car park to check he was ok the remainder of the team were stood down.01.07.2023
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29.06.2023 Dyfed Powys Police request the teams assistance after a member of the public located 2 knives and an empty bottle of vodka left on the edge of Craig Cwm Sere. DPP requested the team recover in the items. A man, believed, to be the owner of the items was later seen appearing drunk and being assisted by another walker towards Bwlch Duwynt. The articles were recovered and passed to the police.29.06.2023
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26.06.2023 The ambulance service requested the teams assistance with a female hores rider who had fallen off her horse. The Casualty was riding her horse on Pen Tir when she fell from her horse & lost consciousness for 2 minutes. Her husband and friend were with her at the time of her fall. The casualty reports pain in her left hip and lower back. Also reports banging her head and suffering a head ache. She was wearing a riding helmet. The casualty was assessed & treated by WAST paramedics, team members and Rescue 187 paramedics, packaged in vacuum mattress and stretchered to Rescue Helicopter 187 for flight Hospital.26.06.2023
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25.06.2023 The team were requested to assist a male camping in Mid Wales with a history of heart problems, who had woken up feeling unwell with tachycardia. The team treated the casualty on scene and the team doctor then travelled with the casualty to Cardiff on board Coastguard Resceu 187 helicopter.25.06.2023
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21.06.2023 The team were alerted to a male walker who had pulled a muscle and become exhausted after seeting off on a long walk early in the morning. The male was on a training walk for a 50mile event, he started out at 0230 this morning to do a circle route, and basically got his food intake wrong and became tired and breathless this evening and felt he would struggle to get back to his car, he was encouraged to walk towards Penwyllt where he was met by MR personnel and drievn back to his car.21.06.2023
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11.06.2023 The team received a request from the ambulance service for a male off-road motorcyclist who had sustained a twisted knee. The Off road motorcyclist was riding alone, he caught left foot on a rut and rotated leg outwards. He was able to phone for help and wait for assistance. Mountain rescue and local farmer transported personnel (MR and WAST) to the casualty site. The Casualty was treated and splinted on site and transported back to roadside in mountain rescue Land Rover.11.06.2023
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10.06.2023 The ambulance service requested the teams assistance to evacuate a mountain biker who had sustained an open fracture of the leg. EMRTS medics determined injury potentially limb threatening- requested rapid evacuation to Major Trauma Centre in Stoke. Coastguard Rescue 936 attended but decided not to winch due to too much dust and air too warm for downdraft - casualty carried to Helimed by MR personnel.10.06.2023
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08.06.2023 The team were alerted by our colleagues from CBMRT to a Lone female walker who injured her left ankle descending Pen y Fan towards Cribyn. She was in considerable pain and was unable to continue her walk. She phoned for assistance and was supported by a passing walker until MRT resources arrived. The Casualty was treated by WAST paramedic, CBMRT doctor and team casualty carers. She was given analgesia and her ankle was splinted. The decision was taken to request helicopter evacuation because her ankle was displaced, the length of any carry off and as she was in considerable pain . She was placed on a Bell stretcher and carried to MCA helicopter (Rescue 187) She was then airlifted to Hospital.08.06.2023
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04.06.2023 The team were asked to attend a paraglider who had fallen from height. The Paraglider has fallen 38 foot height, has fallen onto a wall, then fallen off the wall onto another 5 ft wall, his helmet wass smashed. Called in by informant not casualty. EMRTS, HART and WAST Land ambulance and RRV all tasked as well as MR. EMRTS landed at cas site and assessed casualty and decided to fly him to the major trauma centre at UHW in Cardiff. MR and HART and WAST land ambulance stood down04.06.2023
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01.06.2023 The team were alerted to a female with an ankle injury on Corn du. The casualty was walking up Pen y Fan with her husband and two children age 2 and 5. Coming down she slipped on some rocks and injured her ankle, as she was trying to hold on to the child she was carrying. She was in pain and unable to weight bear. After initiating phone find to establish the exact location of the casualty we deployed from Pont ar Daf with medical kit and a stretcher. We confimed that she was unable to weight bear and after she was given pain relief her ankle was splinted with a SAM splint. Team members then carried her down after her husband and the children had been accompanied down before by other team members. She was strongly advised to self-present to A & E before returning to home.01.06.2023
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31.05.2023 Dyfed Powys Police requested the team's assistance to rescue a male with severe back spasms who was unable to walk. Contact was made with the casualty who described hi back pain as severe. Coastguard Rescue 187 helicopter was requested. The Casualty was treated on site with penthrox and then was able to slowly walk to the helicopter for onward transport to hospital. The alternative would have been a long and bumpy stretcher evacuation.31.05.2023
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30.05.2023 The team were alerted to a male casualty who had fallen down a waterfall and sustained head, shoulder and chest injuries. The EMRTS helicopter was on scene treating the casualty. MR personnel arranged to evacuate casualty up to the top of the drop to be further evacuated via helicopter to hospital.30.05.2023
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29.05.2023 The team were called to assist our colleagues in CBMRT with a stretcher evacuation of a casualty with a knee injury near Dolygaer.29.05.2023
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20.05.2023 The team were alerted to a female with a leg injury unable to weight bear. The Casualty and family were walking below Craig y Fan Ddu ridge when she slipped and injured her left ankle. She was unable to weight bear and her family couldn't carry her down the steep path to the car park at Torpantau, so called for mountain rescue assistance. The casualty's location was known and she was quickly located by team members before being given Entonox and Ibuprofen analgesia. The injured left ankle was vacuum splinted and the casualty was evacuated on the Ferno stretcher to the car park at Torpantau by team members. The casualty then went to hospital for further treatment.20.05.2023
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18.05.2023 The team were called along with other teams in south Wales for a missing 2 year old. we were stood down as we were responding. the Police dealt with the incident.18.05.2023
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13.05.2023 Whilst on the previous call were called to assist the a casualty with an ankle injury near Staylittle. The team were already deployed so we asked our colleagues in Aberdyfi SART to take the call.13.05.2023
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13.05.2023 The team were called to assist WBSAMRT and CBMRT rescue a female with a leg injury following a slip on rocks near Sgwd Gwladus waterfall.. The lady was given pain relief by Brecon team paramedic she was then packaged on a stretcher and carried out to a waiting ambulance.13.05.2023
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11.05.2023 The Team responded to callout from Dyfed Powys Police that went to WBSAMRT. Due to insufficient numbers HART and Brecon MRT were called to assist. Teams met up with ambulance crew at Abergorlech and moved up the forestry track to near the casualty site. The Team made contact with casualty and began treatment. The ambulance crew were guided up track by MR. Casualty was carried short distance to ambulance, handed over and taken by them to hospital for further treatment11.05.2023
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06.05.2023 Dyfed Powys Police requested our assistance to serach for a dispondent male near Machynlleth. The team was already deployed on another incident so the call was passed to our colleagues in Aberdyfi SART. The missing person was found safe and well.06.05.2023
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06.05.2023 The team were alerted to assist a fell runner with an ankle injury on an organised event, their own medical was unable to access the casualty as their vehicle was bogged down. Casualty initially treated by an event medic . Team Entonox used. Team rewarming using casualty bag and heat packs. The team Gator was used to transported MR persons and were able to get to within 250m of Casualty site, others walked up. Used a bell stretcher to carry back to Gator and Gator used to transport casualty and an event medic back to RV. Gator then used to ferry remaining team members off the hill. Casualty transported to hospital by Event ambulance.06.05.2023
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24.04.2023 The team were called to assist a male who had sustained a lower leg injury while descendingfrom Corn du to Tommy Jones's Obelisk. Casualty assessed by a team casualty carer and given entonox, his leg was immobilised with a frac pac. He was loaded onto a Bell stretcher and evacuated using stetcher wheel. Casualty handed over to WAST ambulance24.04.2023
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20.04.2023 The team were requested to assist WBSAMRT to rescue a &3 year old female with an ankle injury. The casualty was treated at scene and then carried of on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance.20.04.2023
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19.04.2023 The team were asked by Coastguard to locate and retrieve a smoke grenade that had not gone off and they were unable to recover due to turbulance at the site during a training flight. They could not pick it up in case it went off in the aircraft.19.04.2023
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13.04.2023 The team were called to assist the ambulance service after a male felt faint and stumbled a short way up the path to Pen y Fan. He was assisted back to the car park by members of the public and the team stood down.13.04.2023
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12.04.2023 The team esponded to the call out and requested assistance from WBSMRT to locate, treat and evacuate a male casualty who had slipped and suffered a suspected closed fracture of his lower leg. The casualty was located by Coastguard Rescue 187 and BMRT personnel, treated and evacuated by helicopter to hospital.12.04.2023
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07.04.2023 The team were alerted to a male who had injured his ankle near Torpantau. He was assessed by team casualty carer and then assited off the hill07.04.2023
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22.03.2023 Western Beacons MSART requested help from Brecon MRT to assist in the treatment and evacuation of a fallen 71 year old female at Brest Cwm Llwyd near Llangadog. NHS Ambulance was on scene but the crew were unable to evacuate the casualty without assistance from MRT personnel.22.03.2023
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14.03.2023 The team were called by the police at the request of the ambulance service to assist a female with an ankle injury. She was out walking and placed her leg badly and heard a crack. The casualty was located using the phone find app and team members sent to her location. He r ankle was splinted and she was given pain relief. She waloaded on to our stretcher and carried off the hill. WAST were unable to provide an ambulance so the decision was made due to the anture of the injury and the weather conditins to transport the patient in a team vehicle. She was escorted by team doctor.14.03.2023
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11.03.2023 In bad weather conditions we were asked for assistance from LMRT for a male trapped in the snow. The casualty was walked off by fire service personnel and BMRT resources stood down.11.03.2023
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08.03.2023 A Brecon team member came acros a RTC on way home from earlier incident. Driver of one vehicle trapped & injured, person from second vehicle experiencing chest pain (previous heart condition). Team managed the incident until relieved by other services.08.03.2023
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08.03.2023 The team were called to assit by our colleagues in CBMRT. A young male had reported being cold and complaining of nausea after camping on the summit of Pen y Fan in wintery conditions. Brecon team members located and walked the subject back to the car park where he was transferred to CBMRT base for pick up by parents. BMRT & CBMRT members recovered his tent.08.03.2023
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20.02.2023 Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team having received a call from a female who reported she was lost on Pen y Fan. After phone contact from the Brecon Incident controller the female was able to make her own way off the hill. The team were stood down.20.02.2023
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18.02.2023 The team were alerted to a male who had truned his ankle near the summit of Pen y fan. He heard a crack and was unable weight bear so called for assistance. The casualty was given pain relief and had his leg splinted before being packaged in a stretcher and carried back down to Pont ar daf for onward transport to hospital.18.02.2023
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28.01.2023 A member of the public reported that they had come across a fox hound type dog on Waun Rydd. They held the dog for a short while until it became distressed and ran off NW along the path. The dog had a gash to its leg. The informant is now off the hill and no other people were in the vicinity at the time. It is believed that Brecon Hunt were operating in the Bryn area earlier and this hound may be one of their dogs. They have been phoned to advise them of the hound sighting. No further action required from Brecon MRT28.01.2023
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21.01.2023 Day 5 of search for man missing in Erwood - for details see incident dated 20.12.202221.01.2023
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21.01.2023 The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police for a hiker who had gone over on an ankle. Their phone had cut out. Rough location on path between Pont ar daf and Peny fan. CBMRT were also called by our incident controller. A hasty party of 3 took a party pack ( contain first aid heat packs group shelter O2 and casualty bag), vacuum splints entonox and morphine to casualty. Second party took stretcher, large cas bag and skids. Next party took stretcher wheel. Other parties headed up with own kit. Cas site location met and informed control of location. On site pt given entonox, leg splinted splint, rewarmed, loaded on to stretcher, in a large cas bag, and walked down. Crampon use. Brought to car park and reassessed ankle. and put in husbands car to take to hospital once arterial supply to foot confirmed. Team stood down shortly afterwards21.01.2023
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13.01.2023 The team were called by colleagues from CBMRT to assist with the rescue of a lady who had slipped and broken her ankle near Sgwd yr Eira. It was a nasty break with bone sticking out. The casualty was carried out from behind the waterfall and then winched into Coastguard Rescue 187 Helicopter to be flown to hospital for treatment.13.01.2023
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12.01.2023 The team were alerted to search for a vulnerable elderly lady with Parkinsons who had gone missing from home. She was located safe and well by police officers and the team were stood down on route.12.01.2023
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07.01.2023 Dyfed Powys Police alerted the team after recieving a call from the Metropolitan Police in London. A female out for a day walk, Trying to cross river bridge which was flooded, she got stuck and phoned her father in London, He called the MET police to report. The lady was able to get safely off the hill and the team were stood down07.01.2023
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05.01.2023 The team were alerted to a group of 3 males and a dog missing in poor weather. One of the party had a sprained ankle and the dog was poorly. The group set out for a circular route from Storey Arms at approx 10:00. Their route took them up to Corn Du and along the Neuadd ridge, dropped down and across to Torpantau, up onto Craig Fan Ddu / Graig Fan Las (were the dog started to become unresponsive and cold, eventually fitting) the group carried on walking towards spaghetti junction, but due to them concentrating on the dog and in poor weather they went off track a. They knew they had gone wrong and turned around but one of the group had twisted his ankle and they were all wet and fatigued and didnt think they could get themselves and the dog off safely ... Hence to 999. Due to the possible 1 hour response to get a hasty party with shelter and warmth they thought they may try and walk slowly in a NE direction. They did this after about half an hour after us making telephone contact with them, A hasty group of 3 MR members where sent to meet, with a second party following behind. A third group was assemble with a stretcher and large cas bag etc. and deployed onto the hill to a low level and hold..... after reaching the missing group and assessing it was decided that there was no need for the stretcher. All the missing group and team members returned to the control RV. Warm drinks and food, The dog however need some reviving, this was with heat packs, towels and blankets, Glucose was given together with some oxygen. We sought advice from the local vet. After an hour or so the dog took a bit of food and slowly started to gain strength...Once the dog had revived all the group set off back home.05.01.2023
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30.12.2022 The team were alerted to two over due walkers in the Pen y Fan area. A Mother and son walked from Pont ar Daf to Pen y Fan leaving her parents in the carpark. When at the summit they called her parents to say they were continuing to the Neuadd and requested pick up there. The Informant found parents at the Neuadd in distress as their daughter & son-in-law were over due. Mother & son walked from Pont ar Daf to Pen y Fan leaving her parents in the carpark. When at the summit they called her parents to say they were continuing to the Neuadd and requested pick up there. Informant found parents at the Neuadd in distress as their daughter & son-in-law were over due. Message received by informant to say the couple were off the hill as teams were being deployed. Teams stood down.30.12.2022
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28.12.2022 The team was alerted to a group of 3 walkers lost on poor conditions who had come across a firing range and were unsure what to do. Missing persons location was found using 'phone find' app. They wereinitially reluctant to walk anywhere as they were on the edge of the firing range without proper torches (LED torches built into woolly hats).They were instructed to walk in southerly direction along track. Met by Team member and walked off and taken back to their vehicles.28.12.2022
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20.12.2022 Dyfed Powys Police requested assistance to search for a suicidal male who had left his car near the river Wye. Initial searches on day were carried out by Team members alongside Mid and West FRS and Coastguard Rescue 187 Helicopter. Nothing found on day one. INtoatal the team searched over 6 dyas deplying kayak serach teams, team drones and water trained personnel as well as land searchers. During this period water levels in the river remained high making seraching very difficult. Drone footage was analysed using specialised software. The male's body was found by Dyfed Powys Polices search dogs in a difficult to access position on the sixth day of the search. The team were asked to assist with the body recovery20.12.2022
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14.12.2022 Dyfed Powys police requested our assistence with a father and son stranded in bad weather. Father and son driving back with trailer from Lampeter to Worcester following sat nav which directed them along minor lanes above Abergwesyn in subzero temperatures and along icy untreated roads. Their car came off road in isolated location. They walked a mile in snow to ring police for help. Precise location unknown. We mobilised in a team vehicle, identified where they had called from and followed footprints in snow to their car. Landrover unable to drive closer due to icy road conditions. They were evacuated back to our vehicle and then in a Forestry vehicle to stay night in Llanwyrtyd Wells. They were uninjured14.12.2022
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11.12.2022 The team were alerted by Dyfed Powys Police to a lone male out walking his dog near to home. Slipped in snowy conditions. Felt leg break. While team en route police Control established that the Fire Service had responded and were on scene. They were not medically nor technically trained and were reporting casualty was hypothermic, had fractured his lower left leg and was on a 6 inch wide path above a 150ft drop. The casualty was treated by a team paramedic and evacuated by Coastguard Rescue helicopter 187 from ST Athan.11.12.2022
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09.12.2022 The team were called to assist a stranded vehicle followinga RTC. The Fire service were struggling to get a fire engine to the scene to assist the stranded drivers so requested 4x4 Mountain Rescue assistance, the team was tasked and met at Machynlleth fire station but during the call out period the fire service had sourced 2 x 4x4's and shuttled the stranded drivers down. In addition asked the Council to close the road. Team stood down.09.12.2022
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05.12.2022 Continuation of search for missing dispondent male form previous day with colleagues from Aberdyfi SART and SARDAW. Male located deceased 11 miles away at Nant y moch05.12.2022
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04.12.2022 The team were alerted by Dyfed POwys Police to assist with the search for a despondent male. team members and the team drone were deployed to search the 300 acres of farmland where the missing person was last seen. afet 13 hours of searching nothing found and in discussion with the police it was agreed the team should stand down for the day.04.12.2022
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3.12.2022 South Wales Police alerted CBMRT of a high risk missing person in the Pen y Fan area. We were called to respond to Pont ar Daf. Our team Gator was able to drive up towards Bwlch Duwynt whilst other MR personnel were deployed on foot. The casualty was located by gator team, assessed and driven down to control vehicle. He was then taken to hospital for a check up.3.12.2022
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29.11.2022 The team were alerted to two teenagers who had got seperated from their family during a walk. The teenagers were located using our Phone Find app and were escorted off the hill to meet up with their parents by some locals. The team were stood down.29.11.2022
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27.11.2022 The team were alerted to a missing female with undiagnosed mental health issues. She went walking with her son determined to check various people were 'safe'. Her son was unable to get her to return so he went home, and informed her husband. The husband went to look for her found her at junction of road from Staylittle to Machynlleth, she refused to get into the car. He then drove south to get a phone signal and call the police, when he returned 10 mins later she had disappeared. The lady went missing recently on a trip to Devon, was hiding from searchers and was found hiding in nearby garden. Coastguard Rescue Helicopter 936 was tasked to search the surrounding area and team members deployed to serach nearby buildings and bridal ways. At first light the missing lady was located in a house nearby and was reunited with her family.27.11.2022
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20.11.2022 The team were called to assist Emergency Medical Retrieval and Transfer Service , Dyfed Powys Police, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service and Welsh Ambulance with an RTC just north of Storey Arms. A car had driven off the road and was located 50-60 metres off the road in difficult terrain. The Casualty treated by EMRTS and packaged on Fire and rescue service stretcher, MR personnel assisted with carrying of stretcher to Air ambulance. The casualty was airlifted to hospital.20.11.2022
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12.11.2022 The Team were tasked with an Immediate response to a female who had fallen off her horse and injured her leg. Due to the severity of injury, position of Casualty site and travel time I requested assistance from Coastguard Rescue 187 from St Athan. The Team RV was Car Park Cwm Rhaeadr. Communications at this sight are not good but it was the closest to casualty. The camp site 2km away would have provided better facilities but was closed for the winter. Local farmers opened the gate in to the forest and we were able to establish a base higher up in the forest . Our team doctor was dispatched with attending ambulance technicians to the casualty site using the vehicles of a local farmer and arrived at the same time as Rescue 187. The rest of team were moved to a forward muster area nearer the casualty. Casualty was assessed with Open fracture of Tibia and Fibia with heavy bleeding. Her wound was splinted stabilised and she was airlifted to Hospital on board Rescue 18712.11.2022
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11.11.2022 Credible report of a flare from member of public. Dyfed Powys Police asked team to investigate. The Team Coordinator spoke with person reporting and asked for detailed description of flare. Colour of flare and movement of flare. This sounded unusual though direction information sounded reliable. The sighting was more a bright light than a flare. Upon investigation it was found that Coastguard rescue helicopter 187 was practicing at the location described. Concluded that the sighting was the rescue helicpoter searchlight. Coordinator agreed with police not to deploy.11.11.2022
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09.11.2022 The team were alerted to a despondent male missing in the Pen y Fan area. Our colleagues in CBMRT were also alerted. Contact was made with the missing person by phone. He reported he had consumed a large amount of whiskey and had Paracetamol. He reported he was too cold to use the Phone find app. He was located under a rocky ledge sheltering from the wind near SE summit of Corn Du. He was very cold very drunk but non aggressive and happy to be assisted by MR Casualty carer , he was escorted off on foot. The stretcher was nearby if needed. It was not required. Casualty examined by doctor and Paramedics and then taken to Prince Charles Hospital Merthyr. It was later reported that he had gone missing from the hospital but was found about an hour later09.11.2022
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03.11.2022 We were called to assit police search for a missing 13 year old with additional needs who was scared of the dark. The team responded rapidly but fortunately the child was located by police officers whilst we were on route. We were stood down. The child was cold and wet and was taken to hospital for a check up.03.11.2022
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02.11.2022 Police alerted mountain rescue with reports of two hypothermic casualties, one of whom was reported as unresponsive. This incident was in LMRT area but with the potential for a high number of casualties and very poor weather conditions, they alerted Brecon MRT and CBMRT to assist. The casualties were part of a larger group and 2 had succumbed to the cold. Coastguard rescue Helicopter 187 was tasked and was able, with skilfull flying, to evacuate the two serious casualties. MR personnel were deployed to assist the remaining group off the hill. On the route down another person became unwell and had to be stretcherd off the hill.The remaining group members were all escorted safely off the hill by MR team members. A busy multi agency operation02.11.2022
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31.10.2022 The family of an elderly female had reported her missing as she had not been seen for 2 hours. The team responded to Pont ar daf. The woman made her way to the car park as the team arrived, she had fallen and banged her knee. No medical treatment was required. The team was stood down.31.10.2022
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27.10.2022 The team were alerted to two children lost on moorland near mountain centre.The children located before we arrived. The team were stood down on route27.10.2022
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21.10.2022 The team were requested by Dyfed Powys Poice to assist access an unresponsive male who was in an inaccessible position near the dam. The team assisted a WAST paramedic to access the area. The male was decalred life extinct. The team then assisted recovering the body.21.10.2022
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10.10.2022 We were called by our colleagues in CBMRT to assist a lady with an injured ankle who was out walking with a group on rough terrain.Due to the location Coastguard Rescue 187 helicopter was requested to assit with the evacuation. The casualty was winched on to the aircraft and flown to Prince Charles Hopsital for treatment.10.10.2022
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04.10.2022 The team were called to a group of six persons out for a walk. The group separated into two groups of three. One group came down river right, one came down river left. The group on river right could not cross river. Other group contacted farm and police. the team vehicle found the party quite quickly who had managed to walk to higher ground cross river and return. All three were taken to farm for a check over by our casualty carers and no medical issues found. All three members were keen to go back to their vehicles so taken back and stood down04.10.2022
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02.10.2022 The call was passed to Brecon by WBSAMRT. A dispondant male reported missing from home with suicidal thoughts. Police, police dog and the NPAS had conducted search around farm buildings of missing persons home. In the second search area BMRT team members located the male who was sadly deceased.02.10.2022
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02.10.2022 A member of the public, a resident of Brecon reported seeing a flashing SOS light from their home address. The informant was requested to take a bearing of the light. This was cross referenced against views team members had of the area from their home adresses. It was concluded that the light was just a head torch of someone walking off the hill. Team stood down02.10.2022
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20.09.2022 The team were called to a male from a residential college out on a day walk with a group. The male had an epileptic seizure. The Team was dispatched with medical equipment and a stretcher. The team Drone was deployed to confirm casualty site, nature of ground (report said he slid down mountain) and whether seizure was ongoing. The casualty was assisted off the hill and assessed by waiting WAST paramedic before being discharged in to the care of college staff.20.09.2022
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19.09.2022 Whilst attending to another casualty (see previous report) we were alerted to a male with a medical issue near Tommy Jones's oblelisk on Corn du. A couple from Cornwall were on a day walk up Pen y Fan when the male (69yrs) collapsed. CPR was ongoing by members of the public when the team was called. Team members responded on foot with a defibrillator. EMRTS were on scene and Coastguard Rescue 187 helicopter also attended as well as WAST resources. Sadly the male was declared life extinct on the hill.19.09.2022
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19.09.2022 We were called to a 23 yr old female walking alone on circular route around Craig Cerrig-Gleisiad, she slipped on the descent path and heard ankle snap. She was tretaed with pain relief and her leg was splinted she was then stretchered to waiting ambulance. During this rescue some for the team were redployed to another incident of a male in cardiac arrest - see next incident report19.09.2022
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18.09.2022 Brecon MRT were called by colleagues in NEWSAR to a male who had fallen down a cliff at the waterfall. the casualty was in a difficult location requiring a technical extraction includin an awkward traverse. Mixed steep ground of crag, trees and unstable grass/turf. Support from Brecon MRT was requested as NEWSAR tech numbers were low and incident had risks that may have needed further support. Brecon stood them down en route, once the casualty had been extracted from the most awkward area.18.09.2022
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17.09,2022 The team were called alongside colleagues from LMRT to a horse srider who had been thrown from her horse and sustained a lower back injury. The casualty was immobilsed and given pain relief by a casualty carer from MR. There was a 4 hour wait for an ambulance to take the casualty to hospital.17.09,2022
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17.09.2022 A male repotred that his girlfriend had slipped and hurt her knee and was unable to walk off the hill. The team were mobilised along with colleagues from CBMRT. The casualty was located and treated by a team casualty carer before being stretchered back to control. Her partner then drove her to hospital for further treatment17.09.2022
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13.09.2022 The team were alerted to a male who was out for a walk when he was concerned for the warning being given from his "defibrillator." The team were mobilsed and the Incident controller talked to the male who was able to walk himself off the hill and return to his vehicle. The team were stood down.13.09.2022
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30.08.2022 The team were alerted by police to a missing 83 year old lady living with Dementia last seen at midnight the previous evening. she was described as frail and suffering with MS. A thourough search of the surrounding areas using MR personnel MR drones, police , NPAS helicopter and SARDA search dog. The lady was eventually located byt serach dog 'Rusty' in a disused horse training Menage 600m from the place last seen. She was covered in mud tired and had low blood sugar but no injuries. She was taken back to incidetn control warmed up and given warm drinks and food and handed to the care of her family.30.08.2022
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28.08.2022 The team were asked to assist a female who had fallen down a gorge and sustained a chest injury. Gator party sent above the track to try to get near the casualty, foot parties were sent along path. Got to the casualty on foot, she was brought out of gorge on stretcher and rope then casualty wanted to walk back. No other injures to suggest not to. WAST ambulance called and updated and land ambulance and RRV arrived 10 mins prior to casualty back at RV. The casualty was handed over from our team to WAST ambulance.28.08.2022
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25.08.2022 Police alerted the team to a male lost near Calerwen Dam in the Elan Valley. He was walking cross-country not on path when the ground became very difficult and he lost confidence in his ability to continue. He called for assistance. The teams Incident controller spoke to casualty and as he had been located use phone find, a route out was discussed, while the team were on their way. Using the map it was agreed that the casualty should slowly walk east to look for one of the stream gulleys and follow them to descend from the hill. The casualty was able to make his way carefully down to a track and walk to the road head where he was met by family members. The team were then stood down on route to the RV25.08.2022
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24.08.2022 The team was called along with colleagues from WBSAMRT to a male who had collapsed on the mountain. The casualty felt dizzy and weak, partially collapsed and on verge of fainting. He hadn't eaten much in the previous 24 hrs. He revived significantly with food and drink given by rescuers. He was then able to walk off the hill, supported by MR personnel.24.08.2022
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20.08.2022 The Team were called to a single walker with type 1 diabetes who was lost in forestry and concerned about his blood sugar levels. The first team member on scene was able to drive to him, give glucogel and drive him back to his car.20.08.2022
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14.08.2022 The team were called to assist a family of 6 who went for walk around Cabin Coch Reservoir. They became lost and the two 70 yr old grandparents succumbed to the heat. The Elderly female collapsed. The grand daughter had to leave the group to get a phone signal but this enabled the team to locate and assist the family.14.08.2022
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12.08.2022 The team were called to assist CBMRT with an ambulance request at Gwaun Hepste waterfall for a 52 yr old female who had twisted her ankle on rocks. The casualty was located 200m from car park, assisted back to her vehicle to return to accommodation.12.08.2022
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12.08.2022 The team were called to assist WBSAMRT in a search for a missing vulnerable female where there were concerns for her safety. An intense search of dense woodland around her vehicle working with PCSOs doing tracks and police search dogs. The female was thought to be hiding her a residential property. The team were stood down.12.08.2022
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10.08.2022 65 year old male had fallen and damaged his knee and was unable to walk off the hill. Team memberes treated the mans injury and he was driven off the hill in the Gator.10.08.2022
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09.08.2022 Police alerted the team as a member of the public had been reported missing by their partner after searching for their dog. The person returend safely and the team were stood down09.08.2022
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22.06.2022 The team were asked to assit in the search for a despondent male whose car had been located near Abergwesyn. The male was found safe and well as team were deploying22.06.2022
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17.07.2022 The team were called to respond to a female with an ankle injury near Nant y moch reservoir. Whilst en route the team were stood down as the casualty had been airlifted.17.07.2022
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17.07.2022 WAST requested support to respond to a female on Pen y fan with suspected anaphalaxis. The team responded along with central beacons MRT. The casulaty was assessed and evacuated using the gator to an awaiting ambulance.17.07.2022
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14.07.2022 We were called to respond immediately to a female who had sustained burns to her legs whilst wild camping. The casualty was located, assessed and stretched to an awaiting ambulance.14.07.2022
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11.07.2022 The team were called to search for a lost cyclist near the Claerwen reservoir in the Elan valley. Coastguard search and rescue helicopter was called to assist with the search due to the size of the area and deteriorating light. The cyclist was found, assessed and evacuated.11.07.2022
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11.07.2022 WAST requested support to respond to someone who had suffered a cardiac arrest in the hills north west of Knighton. Wales air ambulance helimed responded and the team were stood down whilst en route.11.07.2022
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09.07.2022 The team were called to respond to a collapsed female above Talybont reservoir. The casualty was assessed, treated and strechered off the hill.09.07.2022
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08.07.2022 At 23.55 the team were called to search for a lost walker above torpantu who had become disorientated in the failing light and was unable to find a route down without a torch. The team located the walker and led him off the hill back to his vehicle.08.07.2022
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02.07.2022 We were called to search for 4 lost men near strata florida, who had become disorientated, cold and thirsty. Once the group were found, they were assessed by a team paramedic; one was injured after a fall and he was assessed and treated then the group were walked out to safety.02.07.2022
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28.06.2022 At 20.00 we responded to lost walkers above Blaen y glyn. The couple were uninjured but without a map or adequate equipment they had become disorientated and cold in deteriorating weather and failing light. The couple were found and walked off the hill.28.06.2022
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28.06.2022 The team were called to respond to a fallen horse rider to support WAST. The rider was assessed, packaged and stretchered off the hill to an awaiting ambulance.28.06.2022
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21.06.2022 The team responded to an injured mountain biker near Bwlch. The rider was assessed, packaged and transported to hospital.21.06.2022
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19.06.2022 Dyfed powys police requested that the team respond to a rider who had fallen near Nant y moch reservoir and had suspected back injuries. Whilst the team were en route, Coastguard Search and rescue helicopter 936 arrived on scene and evacuated the casualty.19.06.2022
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16.06.2022 The team were called to search for a missing person living with dementia. The lady was not found and the search was suspended due to poor light at 23.00 with a plan to resume the next day. A member of the public found the lady, sadly deceased, the following day.16.06.2022
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13.06.2022 Dyfed Powys police asked for assistance to locate a missing person believed to be unwell. The man was found by police, safe and well, near Tirabad.13.06.2022
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09.06.2022 WAST called us to assist with a man who had passed out whilst walking on steep ground near the gold mines.The gentleman was assessed at the scene by the team doctor and then packaged and stretchered to an awaiting ambulance.09.06.2022
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06.06.2022 Dyfed powys police asked for assistance to search for a high risk missing person near Ffrwd Fawr waterfall, Dylife. A body was recovered following an extensive search.06.06.2022
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27.05.2022 Central beacons team requested support with a callout to Ystradfellte water falls to a walker who had fallen at Lower clun Gwyn waterfall and injured his head, leg and abdomen. The casulaty was packaged in a vaccum mattress and evacuated by maritime and coastguard agency Rescue 187 helicopter.27.05.2022
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20.05.2022 Dyfed Powys police asked for assistance to search for a high risk missing person in Brechfa forest - no one was found.20.05.2022
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14.05.2022 At 23.00 we were called to respond to a man who had gone missing from Storey arms car park - whilst en route the team were stood down as the misper had been located.14.05.2022
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13.05.2022 At 02.30am we were called to respond to a poorly young person on the carmarthern fans who had become unwell during an expedition. Due to the casulaty's condition and location, Rescue 187 helicopter was requested and evacuated the casulty to hospital.13.05.2022
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09.05.2022 We were called to respond to an injured walker near the gap - the casualty was treated on the hill and evacuated to an awaiting ambulance09.05.2022
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08.05.2022 The team were called to Cwm Fran Fawr to respond to a mountain biker who had suffered a cardiac arrest08.05.2022
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02.05.2022 The team were called to search for a missing person but were stood down en route as they were found by police.02.05.2022
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30.04.2022 We were called to support Central Beacons MRT with a female walker who had fallen and sustained injuries to her head and leg at Lower clun gwyn waterfall. The lady was packaged and stretchered to an awaiting ambulance.30.04.2022
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26.04.2022 Callout to an injured cyclist - the casualty was treated and then evacuated by coast guard rescue helicopter 187 to hospital.26.04.2022
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21.04.2022 Dyfed Powys police asked for assistance to search for a missing vulnerable male - the male was located safe and well a few hours later.21.04.2022
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20.04.2022 WAST called us to assist with a gentleman who had experienced a cardiac arrest whilst on the hill. He was treated by the Emergency medical retrieval and transfer helicopter service but sadly passed away.20.04.2022
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16.04.2022 We were called to a casualty at lower Blaen y glyn with a head injury. The individual was able to make their way to an awaiting ambulance and the team were stood down whilst en route.16.04.2022
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15.04.2022 The team were called to search for a missing person with a medical condition in the Brecon area. He had his dog with him. He was located, and stretchered back to his home address, making a good recovery.15.04.2022
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13.04.2022 The team were asked to search the river in Newtown for a missing person using kayaks and drones. This was part of a multi-agency search that took place over a number of days.13.04.2022
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09.04.2022 The team were called to search for a high risk missing person in the Cwm Llwch area. The misper was located unharmed and was met by her family.09.04.2022
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06.04.2022 Dyfed powys police asked for assistance to search for a missing female. The lady was found deceased.06.04.2022
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26.03.2022 Dyfed Powys police called the team for assistance to search for a local man who had gone missing from his home. A search was conducted in Brecon by team members and search dog Rusty. The man was located just before midnight and transported to hospital.26.03.2022
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22.03.2022 Search for a lost walker on Pen y fan.22.03.2022
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22.03.2022 The team were called to check an empty tent that had been seen in the Blaen y glyn area. As there were no people reported missing it was decided that this had likely been abandoned.22.03.2022
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19.03.2022 The team were called to take a callout on behalf of Central Beacons MRT as they were already out in the waterfalls area. The callout was to a casualty on the neuadd ridge with an ankle injury; they were treated by casualty carers and stretchered off the hill to an awaiting ambulance.19.03.2022
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19.03.2022 The team were called to assist Central Beacons MRT with a casualty with breathing difficulties and chest pain in the Pen y fan area. The casualty was assessed and walked off the hill. Rescue 187 helicopter was also on scene if needed.19.03.2022
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14.03.2022 Heddlu Dyfed Powys police asked the team to assist a man whose dog had run off the top of Pen y fan. The dog was supervised and on a lead when it chased a piece of litter off the summit and fell down the NE face. Team members assited to retrieve the dog who didnt survive the fall.14.03.2022
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12.03.2022 The team were called to search for a high risk missing person in an urban area but the search was called off before the team were deployed.12.03.2022
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12.03.2022 The team were called to a casualty on Jacobs ladder who had sustained an ankle injury. As team members were arriving on scene Maritime and Coastguard agency Rescue 187 arrived and extracted the casualty. Central beacons MRT also attended the call.12.03.2022
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06.03.2022 Welsh Ambulance Services NHS trust requested assistance to extract an injured female who had fallen oto her back on rocks06.03.2022
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05.03.2022 Day four of a search for missing 96 year old Brecon lady; the body of the missing lady for found during an ongoing search of the river Usk05.03.2022
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02.03.2022 During the search, the team were called to an unrelated incident; a 17 year old female in distress in the river Usk. The lady was assisted to safety unharmed.02.03.2022
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02.03.2022 Day three of the search for a missing 96 year old female02.03.2022
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27.02.2022 Day two of the search for a missing 96 year old female27.02.2022
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26.02.2022 The team were called to search for a missing 96 year old female from Brecon by Heddlu Dyfed Powys.26.02.2022
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25.02.2022 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. A 78 year old lady and her husband were en route off the summit of Pen y Fan toward Cwm Gwdi car park when she slipped and fell, injuring her ankle and was unable to weight bare. The team were deployed, the casualty was treated, her ankle splinted and she was carried off the hill on stretcher to an awaiting ambulance.25.02.2022
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24.02.2022 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. A 12 year old sustained a lower leg injury whilst ghyl scrambling. She was given analgesia, splinted and evacuated by stretcher.24.02.2022
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31.01.2022 The team were called to search for a group that were overdue their return; the family went walking at 11.30am and reached the top of Pen y Fan at 14.50 but by 19.10 had not returned to the car park. Central MRT made contact with the group who were rewarmed and assisted them off the hill.31.01.2022
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30.01,2022 Galwad. A walker with fibro myalgia and a high BP was having difficulty walking back to the car park from Pen y Fan. She was checked over by the team doctor.30.01,2022
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30.01,2022 A casualty slipped whilst out on a family walk and dislocared his shoulder. He was rewarmed, given pain relief and assisted to the roadside.30.01,2022
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30.01.2022 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. The team were called to a man who had slipped on a muddy section of pathand had heard a loud crack in his ankle. The gentleman was splinted and carried to the roadside by stretcher.30.01.2022
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23.01.2022 The team were alerted to an injured biker with a suspected cardiac arrest. What 3 words was inaccurate but the casualty was located via "phone find". The casualty was evacuated by HEMS helicopter and taken to hospital.23.01.2022
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06.01.2022 Galwad tim. A missing person phoned poloce to report herself missing in poor weather; she had taken the wrong path and was unable to retrace her steps. Discussion with the misper gave an approximate area after phone find couldnt give a fix. The team were deployed, located the misper and walked her off the hill.06.01.2022
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05.01.2022 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. The team were called by Dyfed powys police to respond to a female who had slipped on snow toward the summit of Pen y Fan. The individual was assessed, rewarmed, her ankle splinted and carried off the hill.05.01.2022
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03.01.2022 Galwad. A park warden became concerned for a family of two adults and three children observed about 15.00 heading for Pant y Creigiau in poor weather. Central beacons responded to check the torpantau route but the initial sweep was negative; various routes were checked and it was concluded that the family had returned to their car safely.03.01.2022
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30.12.2021 Galwad. Two people became lost on the beacons.30.12.2021
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29.12.2021 Galwad Tim. Reports of flashing lights in sequence at the top of Cwm Gwdi/ Pen y fan, seen by 3 witnesses for 20 minutes. The flashing sequence appeared to be SOS in morse code. Three hill parties were deployed to cover 3 routes with additional parties deployed in Cwm Llwch. Nothing was found.29.12.2021
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28.12.2021 Galwad. Students rally driving skidded off road in remote location. Police unable to assist due to location hence landrover deployed with a small party ro assist. students in vehicle were found and vehicle recovered to road.28.12.2021
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27.12.2021 Galwad. Ambulance assist callout for a walker who had fallen down an embankment and sustained a suspected broken ankle - MR asked to support with extraction. The team was mobilised but stood down as the casualty was extracted by a local farmer in a tractor.27.12.2021
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18.12.2021 The team were called by Longtown MRT as they were attending another incident. The casualty was a teenager and part of a group of experienced walkers. He had collapsed 2 hours into a walk, complaining of exhaustion and blurred vision and lost consciousness for a number of minutes. He was evacuated by stretcher off the hill and escorted to hospital.18.12.2021
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04.12.2021 A missing person with significant health difficulties was located by NPAS helicopter after the team had been searching for a number of hours. He was accompanied by his dog, who had stayed by his side. The gentleman was insulated from the cold and transported by stretcher to an awaiting ambulance.04.12.2021
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04.12.2021 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll. Dyfed Powys police requested the team search for a lady who had become separated from her husband in misty conditions on the top of Pen y Fan and missed he path down. As the teams were preparing for the hill, a message was recieved that members of the public had found the misper and taken her to a pub. She was checked over by a team member and was uninjured.04.12.2021
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18.11.2021 A couple took the wrong route off Pen y Fan; having not got to the summit, they took the wrong route and became lost; they did not have a map or torch and were out after dark. Phonefind helped locate the couple and they were escorted off the hill.18.11.2021
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13.11.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. An individual slipped and tumbled down rocky ground sustaining a facial injury; the casualty was transported using the team gator to an awaiting ambulance.13.11.2021
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28.10.2021 Archwiliad aml-asiant am berson coll. Search for an individual who had been missing for 2 days - the team used their 4x4 capability to search routes and tracks near nant y moch reservoir.28.10.2021
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25.10.2021 Galwad. An uninjured walker contacted for help, stating they had taken a wrong turn on Pen y fan as "what 3 words keeps changing" and they had run out of food and drink. Two team members located the walker and directed her to Croftau farm. They collected her and returned her to hr car at Cwm gwdi.25.10.2021
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24.10.2021 A lone walker was lost on Pen y fan. Phone find was used to locate the individual and they were guided back to the path where her step father met her.24.10.2021
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17.10.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. An individual who had recently had a stent procedure attempted a hill walk but became breathless and lost consciousness briefly. The individual was treated with oxygen and stretchered off the hill to an awaiting ambulance.17.10.2021
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15.10.2021 Galwad. Report of two casualties, a male with head and facial injuries and a female with head injuries with report of serious bleeding. The male was treated with c spine management, packaged on a vac mat and extracted; the wife was able to walk with assistance to the ambulance. Both were transported to hospital.15.10.2021
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11.10.2021 A member of the public contacted the police as they believed someone was in distress on the hillside; two team members were deployed and went up to the hill to discover that what was visible turned out to be a helium balloon blowing in the wind.11.10.2021
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11.10.2021 Continuation of the search for misper, focussing on high probability areas. A group of 5 friends arrived to search and located the misper 15 metres off a forest track, screened by fir trees; he was deceased.11.10.2021
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10.10.2021 Police requested assistance in a search for a missing person who had not turned up for work. The area was searched as family and friends said that the individual had spent time here 21 years previously when in the scouts; his vehicle was found and the forest searched but nothing was found.10.10.2021
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10.10.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. Welsh ambulance requested assistance with a young female who had fallen from her quad bike resulting in back and leg injuries. The casualty was packaged, treated with pain relief and stretchered to an awaiting ambulance.10.10.2021
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09.10.2021 Galwad. A member of the public stood near the top of the waterfall observed a person lying on a small island in the middle of the river. He shouted and got no response so notified the police. When the PC arrived there was no one in distress - the team were stood down when en route.09.10.2021
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29.09.2021 Galwad. Dyfed powys police requested support following a female collapsing on a route up Pen y fan and becoming unresponsive. (What 3 words had given the casualty's position as near Bristol). The casualty was stabilised by team members and WAST paramedics - she regained consciousness. The helicopter was unable to land due to wind and the casualty was carried off the hill to an awaiting ambulance.29.09.2021
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25.09.2021 LLeolwyd Cerddwyr Coll. A couple became disorientated in rain and fog, becoming lost on a planned circular walk. Phone find was used to locate them and a party locaed them and walked them back to their car,25.09.2021
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19.09.2021 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll. A family with young children called for assistance at 9pm after finding themselves lost and cold in the dark. Whilst the team were responding, the family found a farm house and were given assistance to return to their vehicle, hence the team were stood down.19.09.2021
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19.09.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. The team responded to a 13 year old who had injured her ankle between Pen y fan and Crybin. She was treated for pain and the limb splinted then carried off to an awaiting vehicle and on to hospital.19.09.2021
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18.09.2021 Galwad. Dyfed Powys police asked for assistance with a high risk missing person in lowland areas as part of a multi day search.18.09.2021
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17.09.2021 Galwad. Welsh ambulance requested assistance with an individual who had sustained an injury after her vehicle ran down a bank and over her foot. The team were stood down en route as the ambulance were able to evacuate her without assistance.17.09.2021
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11.09.2021 A couple approached the BMRT control vehicle whilst we were responding to another incident, asking for treatment for the female's wrist as she had fallen awkwardly causing a possibkle fracture. She was assessed by one of the team cas carers, a sling applied and her husband took her to hospital.11.09.2021
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11.09.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. A climber fell from the ridge, breaking his tibia resulting in a weak pulse, deeming the need for helicopter rescue following cas care assessment.11.09.2021
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09.09.2021 Galwad. A female was injured when her car rolled down a bank on an unsurfaced track over her foot. The team were mobilised but stood down en route as WAST were able to evacuate09.09.2021
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08.09.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. Welsh ambulance requested assistance with a man who fell when walking and badly injured his leg. He was treated on scene by a team paramedic and team members, his leg was splintered and he was stretchered to the car park. Coastguard rescue 187 was requested due to the gentlemans deteriorating condition and lack of ambulance availability but shortly after this an ambulance became available.08.09.2021
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08.09.2021 Galwad. Welsh ambulance requested assistance with a male who had collapsed in Hafod forest after over exerting himself. He was located and treated by a team paramedic, who administered oxygen and supported the man to walk 400 metres to an awaiting ambulance.08.09.2021
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09.09.2021 Galwad. A female had fallen and hurt her side at Talybont forest; a location was described and team deployed but no casualty was found. All waterfalls were searched but noone found; a member of the public reported that a woman had been seen walking to a carpark with an improvised sling.09.09.2021
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05.09.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. A teenager had dislocated his knee when jumping from rocks in a disused quarry. The boy was treated by a team paramedic and was stretchered out to an awaiting ambulance.05.09.2021
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26.08.2021 Search for a 90 year old man walking and camping on the carmarthen fans; the man was found, unable to move. Rescue 187 was scrambled but hampered by cloud; MR personnel carried the gentleman to the helicopter.26.08.2021
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24.08.2021 A lady on a circular walk slipped on rocks, her leg went behind her and she heard a snapping noise. HART responded; entonox was given but the knee remained painful and was badly swollen. A femur fracture was suspected and Helimed flew in to pick up the casualty.24.08.2021
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22.08.2021 Galwad. The team were alerted to a missing father and daughter who were 4 hours over due to a planned meet up with family. As the team were en route, the two people turned up and the team was stood down.22.08.2021
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22.08.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. The team was called to assist an individual who had slipped when descending the hill and sustained a suspected broken ankle; she was treated on scene with pain relief, her limb was splinted and she was evacuated by stretcher.22.08.2021
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18.08.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. The team were called to assist a lady whose walking stick had collapsed as sge descended Pen y fan. She sustained a laceration to he eye lid as her glasses broke during the fall.18.08.2021
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14.08.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. Welsh ambulance requested assistance with a walker who had injured their ankle on uneven ground. The casualty was evacuated by stretcher 1.5 km to an ambulance.14.08.2021
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09.08.2021 Galwad; A member of the public contacted police to report a repeated pattern of whisles from the Nant Tarthwynni valley. The team drone and three search parties were dispatched to search the area - after but nothing was found and no further whistles heard so the team was stood down.09.08.2021
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09.08.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. The team was called to assist an individual who had heard a loud crack in her ankle when walking down hill; she was treated on scene with pain relief, her limb was splinted and she was evacuated by stretcher. Due to no ambulance availability, the casualty was taken to hospital by a team member.09.08.2021
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07.08.2021 Galwad; Dyfed powys police and Welsh ambulance requested assistance to evacuate an off road motorcyclist who had crashed and sustained chest and leg injuries. The call was transfered to Aberdyfi MRT due to distance from Brecon; Aberdyfi team assisted with strecher carry to an awaiting ambulance.07.08.2021
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04.08.2021 Achubwydy person ag anafwyd. Welsh Ambulance requested assistance with an individual who had fallen and injured her ankle and was unable to weight bare. She was assessed by the team doctor, her ankle was splinted and she was evacuated by stretcher to an awaiting ambulance for transfer to hospital.04.08.2021
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01.08.2021 Archwiliad aml-asiant am berson coll. Day two of search for high risk missing person - the misper was found safe and well.01.08.2021
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31.07.2021 Archwiliad aml-asiant am berson coll. Heddlu dyfed powys police requested support with a high risk missing person. Team stood down at 2am with plan to restart search at 9am.31.07.2021
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31.07.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. Welsh ambulance requested assistance with a walker who had injured their ankle when descending from Corn Ddu. The casualty was exacuated by stretcher to the roadside and ambulance.31.07.2021
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29.07.2021 Galwad; Heddlu dyfed powys police requested the team respond to an individual with breathing problems who was en route from Storey arms to Pen y fan. The casualty was distressed but able to speak clearly - a small team was mobilised to escort her back to her vehicle where she was checked over by a team paramedic.29.07.2021
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28.07.2021 Archwiliad Aml-asiant am berson coll. Search for high risk misper who had left a note that suggested a risk of suicidal intent. Following a multi agency search involving drones and Swift water teams, a kayaker was found matching the description of the misper. The kayaker was allowed to continue his journey following discussions with police and MRT personnel.28.07.2021
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27.07.2021 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr coll. Two women became lost in fog north of Llyn y fan fawr; they provided an initial grid refernce but then the phone went dead. An initial search party fortunately located the walkers, walked them off the hill and drove them back to their car. They were tired but uninjured.27.07.2021
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26.07.2021 Two children became stuck on steep, loose scree in a gorge; they had been out walking with their father and sister and climbed up beside a waterfall. A police officer was first on scene and was able to partially secure the boys. A paramedic who is also a team member was able to move the boys to a safe position then team members used rope and belay to lower the olice officer, paramedic and boys to the bottom of the gorge.26.07.2021
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16.07.2021 An informant reported seeing a light flashing on a steep, rocky area. Team members investigated the area and identified the flashing as helium balloons.16.07.2021
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15.07.2021 A couple reported they were missing and gave a what3words location. This was converted to a grid reference and it was in the neighbouring teams area so was passed to Central beacons MRT.15.07.2021
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14.07.2021 The team was contacted by the friend of a missing ultra runner who was diabetic. The runner was unfamiliar with the route and did not have a map; only a GPX file on his phone that had run out of battery. The misper was located at a pub in pontsticill as he had followed a clear route down to the valley.14.07.2021
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09.07.2021 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll. A lady and her dog became lost in the Rhandirmwyn area; having descended a steep valley she walked into brambles and gorse and sank into some wet holes, then panicked and called for help. The team located her using phone find and walked her off the hill.09.07.2021
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08.07.2021 Archwiliad Aml-asiant am berson coll. Search for high risk misper - supporting Western beacons SRT. Search of wooded hillside; misper not found.08.07.2021
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08.07.2021 Suspicious packages reported to police on summit of Cribyn; investigated by team and concluded packages were military ballast.08.07.2021
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04.07.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. The team was called to a party of three who had been camping out on the beacons; on their walk out, one of them had lost his footing on steep ground and heard a loud crack in his ankle. The team treated the casualty on scene with pain relief, splinted the ankle and stretchered him off the hill.04.07.2021
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03.07.2021 The team were called due to a lost fell runner on an organised race on the brecon beacons. As the team were getting ready to deploy, the fell runner turned up so no action required.03.07.2021
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03.07.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. An individual slipped en route up Pen y Fan and sustained a knee injury; he was assisted by a passer by and on arrival, BMRT members splinted the leg and stretchered him down to the car park and awaiting ambulance.03.07.2021
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30.06.2021 Achubwyd y person ag anafwyd. An individual slipped on steep ground and sustained an ankle injury. The casualty was given pain relief and the ankle immobilised then stretchered down from the summit of Pen y Fan.30.06.2021
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25.06.2021 Lleolwyd Cerddwyr Coll. A couple became disorientated in mist and rain; they used "what 3 words" to try to identify their position but this placed them 12 km from where they thought they were. The weather was deteriorating and it was getting dark and the couple were not adequately equipped. A phone finder app was used to identify their position, which was just north of Fan foel. Attempts were made to contact the walkers with this information but they did not pick up. Two MR parties were despatched toward the walkers position and eventually phone contact was achieved and the walkers had got off the hill safely and were driving back to Trecastle.25.06.2021
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20.06.2021 Achubwyd beiciwr mynydd. The welsh Ambulance Service requested support with an injured mountain biker who had skidded off a track and landed on his back, on a protruding rock. The casualty was on difficult ground; he was immobilised and transferred to an ambulance.20.06.2021
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19.06.2021 Achubwyd beiciwr mynydd. The welsh Ambulance Service requested support to find and transport an injured mountain biker who had lost control and sustained a number of injuries. The casualty was treated by the team doctor, immobilised and carried to an awaiting ambulance.19.06.2021
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18.06.2021 A member of the public reported seeing lights flashing a distress signal from a ridge above their campsite. The ridge was searched and people were found camping in the area of concern. No assistance required.18.06.2021
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12.06.2021 Welsh ambulance requested assistance to evacuate a walker with a broken leg12.06.2021
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12.06.2021 The welsh ambulance service asked the team to assist with an injured walker - she was assessed by MR team paramedic and was able to weight bear and walk off the hill with the assistance of family and a ML group leader.12.06.2021
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04.06.2021 The team was called to search for a walker who had become separated from her companions whilst descending Pen Y Fan to Pont y Daf. The individual had been seen walking toward Craig Fan ddu ridge. The misper was located close to bwlch Duwynt and walked off the hill.04.06.2021
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01.06.2021 The team was called to search for two lost walkers who had set out from Merthyr to walk up pen y fan. They reported that they were uninjured but had inadequate clothing and limited phone battery. The walkers were located using a phone finder app, the team walked to them and then walked them off the hill and drove them home to Aberdare.01.06.2021
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31.05.2021 Welsh Ambulance requested the assistance of the team with a paraglider who had fallen approximately 100 feet and had an open fracture; the team were stood down en route as the casualty was evacuated by west midlands air ambulance31.05.2021
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30.05.2021 Dyfed powys police requested assistance to locate a lost 4x4 driver who was stuck in mud in woodland. After establishing the location of the driver, the call was handed over to the Aberdyfi MRT as it was within their area.30.05.2021
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30.05.2021 The team were called to assist an injured mountain biker. As they were arriving, the winchman from helicopter rescue 936 was assessing the mountain biker; they had minor injuries and did not require hospital treatment.30.05.2021
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18.05.2021 Flare sighted west beacons - no response as established that military training was ongoing18.05.2021
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17.05.2021 Dyfed powys police requested assistance for a vulnerable missing person missing in woodland. The team were stood down en route as the individual wad located17.05.2021
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17.05.2021 Dyfed powys police requested support to locate a vulnerable missing person in the early hours of the morning who was reported to be ill equiped.17.05.2021
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21.04.2021 During team training in the beacons, an individual who was walking nearby fell and sustained a suspected break to their ankle. They were treated and carried out to an awaiting ambulance.21.04.2021
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19.04.2021 The Welsh ambulance team requested support with an individual who had sustained a leg injury, probable break, on a path next to the reservoir. The individual wa stretchered to an awaiting ambulance19.04.2021
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11.04.2021 The welsh ambulance service requested support when a paraglider came down in an area of felled forestry on steep ground. The casualty was packaged and evacuated by helicopter rescue 189 to hospital.11.04.2021
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08.04.2021 The team responded when a dog went over the north face of Pen y fan and the owner and members of the public put themselves in potential danger when searching for the dog on very steep ground08.04.2021
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04.04.2021 The team were called to search for person who had gone missing near Bryntail lead mine whilst walking with his family; there was concern he had fallen. The individual returned to the family car whilst the team were mobilising.04.04.2021
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03.04.2021 The team were called to search for an uninjured couple who had called 999 as they were lost in the beacons. They were located by the BMRT incident coordinator using phone finder and were talked off the hill in less than 40 minutes.03.04.2021
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02.04.2021 Dyfed Powys police requested support to search for a high risk missing person in the beacons in the early hours of the morning. The team searched alongside a police dog handler and coastguard rescue 187 helicopter in deteriorating conditions. The individual was found safe and well by police.02.04.2021
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26.03.2021 Dyfed Powys police requested support to search for a high risk missing person. Due to concerns for the individuals saftey, the drone team and swift water response were deployed. The individual returned home as the team were responding.26.03.2021
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13.03.2021 Dyfed Powys police requested support to search for a high risk missing person in a rural area, in the early hours of the morning in exceptionally cold weather. The misper was located safe and well following an extensive search.13.03.2021
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06.03.2021 Dyfed Powys police called the team for assistance with a lone walker who had been walking all day and become very cold and called for help around 22.00. The walker was checked over by the team doctor and transported home by police.06.03.2021
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04.03.2021 The team were called to assist in the search for a missing person. The individual was located safe and well following making contact with the police.04.03.2021
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13.02.2021 Team called out by Dyfed Powys police to assist with retrieving the occupants of two vehicles that had become stranded on a snow covered, steep mountain road. the police vehicle had failed to reach the vehicles so MRT members walked into the site. On arrival, a national park warden had recovered the occupants.13.02.2021
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04.01.2021 Team called to assist in search for a missing person. Individual not found and team stood down at midnight but Individual located by police overnight.04.01.2021
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02.01.2021 Team called to assist with lost mountain biker in severe weather. Location determined via description of surroundings and individual talked off hill to awaiting police hence team stood down whilst en route.02.01.2021
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31.12.2020 The team were called to assist in the search for a missing person. The individual was located safe and well.31.12.2020
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12.12.2020 The team were called to assist in the search for two individuals who were uninjured but cold and wet. They were found and walked back to their vehicle.12.12.2020
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12.12.2020 The team were called due to shouts for "help" heard in the area. No one was found in difficulty and the search was stood down.12.12.2020
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11.12.2020 Search for high risk missing person in river and at waters edge. Individual not found.11.12.2020
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10.12.2020 Two uninjured teenagers lost near Pen Y Fan. Found cold and wet; re warmed and walked off the hill.10.12.2020
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07.12.2020 Advice requested by Dyfed Powys Police regarding the recovery of a deceased individual.07.12.2020
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04.12.2020 The team were called to assist in the search for an individual walking the beacons way whose tent had failed. Individual found uninjured but cold and wet. Walked off hill.04.12.2020
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02.12.2020 The team were called to assist with searching for a missing person. The individual was found by a local farmer and the search was stood down.02.12.2020
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29.11.2020 The team were called to assist in the search for a lost male. The individual was located and led off the hill to his car.29.11.2020
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26.11.2020 The team were called to assist an injured walker in the Pen Y Fan/ Cribyn area. Casualty was treated on site and stretchered to an ambulance.26.11.2020
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13.11.2020 The team were called to assist an injured walker in the Pen Y Fan/Cribyn area. Casualty was treated on site and stretchered to an ambulance.13.11.2020
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29.10.2020 The team were called to assist with locating a lost mountain biker; the individual found their own route out of the forest whilst the team were en route.29.10.2020
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22.10.2020 The team were called to assist a walker who experienced cardiac difficulties on Corn Du. The individual was evacuated via helicopter.22.10.2020
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18.10.2020 The Welsh Ambulance service requested support with an individual who had fallen from their horse. The team were stood down en route as the individual was able to make their own way to A&E.18.10.2020
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17.10.2020 The team were called to assist an individual who had fallen 200 metres and sustained a suspected broken ankle; the casualty was evacuated by helicopter.17.10.2020
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03.10.2020 The teams were called to assist in the search for a high risk missing person. The individual was located by the police.03.10.2020
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21.09.2020 Team called to assist with the evacuation of a mountain biker who had sustained serious injuries. The team transferred the casualty by stretcher to an awaiting helicopter.21.09.2020
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19.09.2020 Welsh Ambulance requested support to escort an individual off the hill who had fallen and sustained facial injuries. The casualty was taken by ambulance to a local hospital.19.09.2020
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13.09.2020 The team were called to assist an individual with leg cramps who felt unable to move and was being supported by two army personnel. When the team arrived the individual had walked off the hill; they were checked over by the team medic and no injuries were found.13.09.2020
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13.09.2020 Welsh ambulance requested assistance with the recovery of a deceased individual. Team stood down en route as local doctor on site able to assist WAST.13.09.2020
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05.09.2020 The team were called to assist an individual who had become lost. Team stood down en route as another walker came across the lost person and walked them off the hill.05.09.2020
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01.09.2020 Dyfed Powys police requested assistance following sightings of a flare on a wooded hill. Police deployed two patrols and a National Police Air Service helicopter. No one was found and given there were no mispers in the area the search was stood down at midnight. The incident controller from BMRT was involved throughout the search but no personnel were deployed.01.09.2020
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29.08.2020 The team were asked to assist with 3 uninjured walkers who were lost and felt too tired to walk off the hill under direction from the BMRT Incident Controller. The walkers were advised to don warm clothing and remain where they were. Search parties from BMRT and CBMRT were deployed. The group were located, assessed, given warm clothing and walked to their vehicle.29.08.2020
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28.08.2020 The team were called to assist Welsh Ambulance to evacuate a lone walker who needed transporting by stretcher to an awaiting ambulance.28.08.2020
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25.08.2020 The team were called to assist a couple who were benighted in stormy weather, who called for assistance when their tent broke apart. BMRT were mobilised at 04.30am but found noone at the given location therefore asked Central Beacons MRT to assist - the couple were found on the Beacons Way safe and sound near their car.25.08.2020
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23.08.2020 The team were called to assist with a missing family, including a six year old child who were well over due at Cwm Gwdi car park. Whilst the team were preparing to deploy, the missing family arrived safe and well.23.08.2020
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23.08.2020 The team were called to assist an individual who had fallen and dislocated an elbow.23.08.2020
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19.08.2020 The team were called to assist an individual who had become disorientated on steep ground whilst following a route on a phone application. They had lost confidence in the phone app and called for assistance. Whilst BMRT personnel were being deployed, the incident controller was able to locate the individual via "phone find" and suggest an onward route - BMRT personnel met the walker and escorted them back to their vehicle.19.08.2020
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13.08.2020 Request for help from a couple 4x4 off roading who were stuck. Given no injuries and couple well equipped, they were advised to arrange their own vehicle recovery.13.08.2020
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08.08.2020 Welsh Ambulance requested support with an individual who had sustained a significant lower leg injury in a remote area. As BMRT personnel were en route, the paramedics made the decision to contact Maritime and Coastguard Agency Rescue 187; as BMRT arrived on scene, the individual was being winched onto the helicopter.08.08.2020
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07.08.2020 The team were called to assist with a misper who had left the car park without indication of where he was going whilst his family were on Pen Y fan. The misper returned as the search was commencing.07.08.2020
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03.08.2020 Welsh Ambulance requested assistance to extract a female with a dislocated elbow who was cold and shivering. BMRT were deployed but stood down en route when a family member confirmed the casualty was able to mobilise to a near by car park and welsh ambulance were en route.03.08.2020
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31.07.2020 The team were called to assist with an individual who had fallen and sustained a lower leg injury. A rough location was determined and the team doctor transported to the casualty using the team gator - the team then carried the individual by stretcher back to their car and the companion transported them to hospital.31.07.2020
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31.07.2020 Welsh Ambulance requested assistance with extraction of a individual to a nearby road - this was achieved using the 4x4 team vehicle.31.07.2020
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31.07.2020 Welsh Ambulance requested assistance with extraction of a semi conscious individual near waterfalls needing to be carried to awaiting ambulance. The team were stood down en route as the individual regained consciousness and was able to mobilise.31.07.2020
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28.07.2020 Welsh Ambulance requested assistance with an individual who had sustained a possible fractured ankle. Medical assistance was given by the team and the casualty was stretchered to an awaiting ambulance.28.07.2020
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24.07.2020 The team were called to assist two walkers and their dog who had become disorientated, cold and wet. BMRT personnel used "phone find" to locate the walkers, met them on the hill and walked them to their vehicle.24.07.2020
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24.07.2020 Welsh ambulance requested assistance to evacuate a lady who had injured her ankle near the Usk in Brecon.24.07.2020
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21.07.2020 The team were called to assist with an individual suffering with acute chest pains on Pen y Fan at 6.20am. The individual was treated, packaged and then airlifted following paramedic assessment by Coastguard Rescue helicopter 187 to hospital.21.07.2020
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19.07.2020 Dyfed Powys police requested assistance to find two young children. The mother was unsure of her location and whilst BMRT awaited clarification the children were found.19.07.2020
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18.07.2020 The team were called to assist an individual who had sustained a significant ankle injury. The initial location given was some distance from the casualty and party - when located the casualty was treated and stretchered 2 km over steep, rough ground to an awaiting ambulance.18.07.2020
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17.07.2020 Welsh Ambulance requested assistance with a casualty who had driven off a bridge and dropped 9 metres down steep hillside. The team were stood down 20 minutes after mobilising.17.07.2020
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16.07.2020 Dyfed Powys police requested assistance with a high risk missing person whose car had been found missing in woodland. The individual was located by police as the team were mobilising.16.07.2020
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27.05.2020 Welsh Ambulance requested assistance to evacuate an individual who had collapsed on farmland. Whilst en route the team were stood down as a neighbour was able to transport the individual to the ambulance by ATV.27.05.2020
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08.04.2020 The team was asked to assist with a search for a high risk missing person; they were found safe and well after a significant search.08.04.2020
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14.03.2020 A member of the general public alerted police to a walker they had seen who appeared cold, wet and disorientated but who declined their help. Following an extensive search the individual was found and soon collapsed and was treated for hypothermia then evacuated by stretcher and transferred to hospital.14.03.2020
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05.03.2020 The team was asked to assist with an individual who had injured his back during a gorge walking activity; he was treated by MRT casualty carers and evacuated from the river bank by Rescue 187 helicopter to hospital.05.03.2020
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04.03.2020 Dyfed Powys police requested assistance with a high risk missing person. The individual was found and evacuated by police to hospital.04.03.2020
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29.02.2020 Central Beacons MRT requested assistance to search for a lost individual. The individual was found by the search dog whilst the team was assembling hence stood down.29.02.2020
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19.02.2020 Fire and Rescue services requested assistance following major flooding to assist with welfare checks at homes along the river Morrow19.02.2020
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08.02.2020 The team were asked to assist with an uninjured individual who was lost on the Beacons, who was unable to find their way off the mountain as they had lost their map. The individual was located safe and well.08.02.2020
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05.02.2020 The team were asked to assist with a missing walker who had not turned up to meet his partner as expected following walking and then camping overnight. As the team were assembling the man made contact with his partner stating he was safe and well and did not require assistance.05.02.2020
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02.02.2020 The team were asked to assist with a walker with a suspected fractured ankle, who had slipped when descending the hill. The casualty was assessed and treated by the team doctor and then stretchered off the hill to an awaiting ambulance.02.02.2020
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28.01.2020 The team were asked to assist with two walkers who were disorientated on Pen y Fan in the snow. The walkers had started out from Pont y Daf as a group of four but two had turned back due to driving snow and poor visibility. BMRT and CBMRT worked together; BMRT searched from the east and CBMRT searched from the north/west from Neuadd. The two mispers were found uninjured but cold, walking along a stream near Neuadd reservoir, having headed east instead of west.28.01.2020
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27.01.2020 The team were called to assist with a search for a high risk missing person whose vehicle had been located. An interagency search of woodland, mines and a river was conducted but the misper was not found.27.01.2020
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24.01.2020 The team were called to assist with a search for two uninjured walkers who had become disorientated, having headed north instead of south west off the top of Pen y Fan as they were without map or compass and were poorly equipped. The team eventually made contact with the pair using a "phone find app" and were able to locate the pair and walk them off the mountain then transport them back to their vehicle.24.01.2020
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23.01.2020 The team were called to assist in the search for a high risk missing individual who had been witnessed jumping into the river on 17th January. BMRT swift water team located the individual who was sadly deceased.23.01.2020
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20.01.2020 Dyfed Powys police requested assisstance to search for a high risk missing person and utilise the drone. The team was stood down whilst being mobilised as the individual was found by police.20.01.2020
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19.01.2020 Welsh ambulance requested assistance with retrieval of an injured mountain biker. BMRT members were stood down en route but Central Beacons MRT were able to transport the individual by stretcher, following treatment on scene by Welsh ambulance, to a helicopter landing site where the individual was transported by Rescue 187 to the University hospital of Wales.19.01.2020
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18.01.2020 The team were called to assist with a search for a high risk missing individual who had been witnessed jumping into the river on 17th January. The team worked alongside mid and West Wales Fire and rescue service. Kayakers and drone were employed in the search.18.01.2020
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17.01.2020 Fire and rescue services requested assistance following their vehicle becoming stuck in the river severn where they had been assisting in the search for a missing person. Shropshire fire service were able to respond and so the team were stood down en route.17.01.2020
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12.01.2020 Dyfed Powys police requested assistance with a paraglider who had crash landed. Shortly after mobilising, the police reached the casualty, who was able to walk with assistance from the police to an awaiting ambulance.12.01.2020