Man fights for life after two-metre plunge at Sydney national park
A man is fighting for life after falling two-metres while on a bush walk in the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park in NSW.
The 70-year-old suffered critical head injuries when he fell on a bush track near the West Head Lookout around 4.30pm today.
After a struggle to winch him from the isolated area earlier this afternoon, the man has now been transported to hospital.
A man is fighting for life after falling two-metres while on a bush walk in the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park in NSW. 9News
A man is critical after suffering head injuries while on a bush walk in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. 9News
The 70-year-old is in a critical condition.
Meanwhile a 22-year-old policeman was treated for dehydration and 40-year-old Rural Fire Service volunteer was treated for ankle injuries sustained during the rescue.
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