On Saturday at 12:43 PM, the National Ambulance Service (OMSZ) alerted the Börzsöny Mountain Rescue Service about a man who had suffered a serious ankle injury near the Naszály summit and required assistance.
The mountain rescue dispatcher immediately notified the two on-duty rescuers, who met with the ambulance crew and the Vác Professional Fire Department near the Sejce limestone quarry.
The firefighters and paramedics were able to park at the Sejce limestone quarry, from where the Börzsöny Mountain Rescue Service's off-road vehicle transported them to within about 200 meters of the injured person, who was located on the National Blue Trail (OKT).
The middle-aged man, a trail runner, explained that he had slipped on the muddy terrain, causing his ankle to twist. Paramedics stabilized his injured ankle, and with the help of the Vác professional firefighters, he was transported using a specialized mountain rescue stretcher to the off-road vehicle, which then carried him to the waiting ambulance.
The paramedics transported the man to Vác Hospital for further examination and medical treatment.
