A rescue operation was carried out on Sunday after a person fell off a cliff. The fall occurred near Panther Beach, with the person dropping between 25-30 feet onto a rock shelf. Responders were able to package the person, who was then hoisted to the bluffs by a helicopter.
The person was taken to the hospital by Stanford Life Flight. According to authorities, the person was in stable condition after the rescue.
Further details of the incident are available from Cal Fire CZU, who reported the rescue and provided information on the response efforts, including the use of a helicopter from Hollister Air Attack Base.
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