Woman rescued by helicopter after being stranded on beach for more than 24 hours

Carmel, CALocal News

A woman was successfully rescued by helicopter after being stranded on Willow Creek Beach for over 24 hours, prompting a significant response from local authorities. The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office received a call from her husband late Friday night, who reported that she had notified him of her plans to visit the beach after spending the night in San Luis Obispo County. Concerned for her safety, he alerted the authorities when she failed to return. Search and rescue teams quickly mobilized, utilizing helicopters and other resources to locate her. After an extensive search, they were able to find her and bring her to safety.

The woman was reportedly unharmed, highlighting the importance of safety measures when visiting isolated locations. This incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of outdoor activities and the potential risks involved. Thankfully, her quick rescue ensured a happy reunion with her family.

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