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A 31-year-old novice climber fell 1,500 feet while climbing Mount Shasta in California and was rescued by U.S. Forest Service Climbing Rangers. She sustained a suspected fractured ankle and was transported to a medical center for treatment. The incident underscores the risks associated with climbing in high-altitude environments.
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A 31-year-old novice climber fell 1,500 feet while climbing Mount Shasta in California and was rescued by U.S. Forest Service Climbing Rangers. She sustained a suspected fractured ankle and was transported to a medical center for treatment. The incident underscores the risks associated with climbing in high-altitude environments.
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