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Woman Rescued After 25-Foot Fall Down Embankment In Hudson Valley

A Hudson Valley woman who fell more than 25 feet down an embankment was rescued by police and firefighters.

Rescuers make their way to the injured woman. 

Rescuers make their way to the injured woman. 

Photo Credit: Port Jervis Police Department

The incident took place in Orange County around 7 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 2 in Port Jervis near the Mid-Delaware Bridge and the Delaware River. 

Port Jervis Police officers responded to the area of Pike Street and Water Street near the bridge for a 911 report of a woman calling for help, the department said.

Officers located the 37-year-old Port Jervis woman who had fallen down a steep embankment.

After making their way to the woman, officers found the woman had significant injuries to her leg from the fall, the Port Jervis Police said.

After bundling the woman in a carrier, police and fire were able to transport her awaiting EMS to West End Beach by boat. 

The injured woman was then airlifted to Westchester Medical Center for treatment. 

Port Jervis Police were assisted by the Port Jervis Fire Department, Port Jervis EMS, and the Westfall Fire Department. 

The woman's condition was not immediately available on Friday, Nov. 3. 

This is a developing story. Check back to Daily Voice for updates. 

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