The Air Wing of Ras Al Khaimah Police, in collaboration with the Search and Rescue Section, successfully rescued two tourists—a man and a woman—stranded on a mountain summit at an altitude of 3,000 feet. The incident occurred in one of the emirate’s rugged mountainous areas, where the pair reportedly became exhausted during their climb.
Authorities received a report from the operations room indicating that the tourists were stranded. Acting promptly, the Air Wing dispatched a helicopter to the scene, providing immediate assistance and airlifting the individuals to safety. The tourists were unharmed but required support after being unable to descend on their own.
Ras Al Khaimah Police have reiterated their appeal to adventurers and mountain enthusiasts to exercise caution when exploring the emirate’s mountainous terrain. They urged the public to avoid rugged areas and challenging summits without proper preparation, as such conditions can pose significant risks to personal safety and complicate rescue efforts.
The incident highlights the importance of adhering to safety guidelines and staying within designated paths while exploring the region’s natural landscapes. The police emphasized the availability of their rescue teams and urged individuals to report emergencies promptly to ensure swift response and assistance.