SOUTH BUFFALO TOWNSHIP, Pa. — An injured hiker was rescued in Armstrong County on Saturday.
Members of the South Buffalo Township Volunteer Fire Department said they were called to the area of Lock 6 at 1 p.m.
A hiker had fallen and was injured and needed help getting out of the trail.
Firefighters say another hiker had to flag down a passing boat because their cell phone was overheated, preventing them from calling 911.
The hiker was taken out in a stokes basket. Firefighters provided equipment to clear downed trees.
Freeport Fire-EMS treated the hiker’s injuries, which were not life-threatening.
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