Crews rescue child from cliff in Auburn

Seattle, WALocal News

A child was rescued from a cliff in Auburn, Washington, on Monday by crews from the Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA), South King Fire, and Puget Sound Fire. Rescuers utilized a technical rope system to bring the child to safety from a precarious position above GameFarm Park. After the rescue, the child was transported to Multicare Hospital for evaluation and was reported to have sustained minor injuries. The VRFA expressed gratitude to Auburn police for their assistance and to the Kent Police Department for deploying a drone to help locate the child. This incident underscores the importance of emergency preparedness and the effective collaboration among local agencies.

The quick response of the rescue teams ensured the child's safety in a potentially dangerous situation. Such events remind the community of the risks associated with outdoor activities and the value of emergency services. Local residents can take reassurance in the rapid action taken by these dedicated teams.

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