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Man injured in Omanawa Falls plunge remains in Tauranga Hospital

Sandra Conchie
By Sandra Conchie
Multimedia Journalist, Bay of Plenty Times·Bay of Plenty Times·
24 Feb, 2018 11:07 PMQuick Read

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Injured Auckland man stable in Tauranga Hospital after falling at Omanawa Falls. Photo/Andrew Warner

Injured Auckland man stable in Tauranga Hospital after falling at Omanawa Falls. Photo/Andrew Warner

An Auckland man injured after falling from Omanawa Falls is in stable condition in Tauranga Hospital this morning.

The Westpac Rescue Helicopter winched the 30-year-old out of the area and transferred him to an ambulance to be taken to Tauranga Hospital just after 5pm last night,

St John Ambulance spokesman Gerald Campbell earlier said the patient had suffered moderate injuries as result of the fall.

Read more: Rescue helicopter retrieves injured man at Omanawa Falls
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Search and Rescue personnel were called to the scene but were not required.

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A Tauranga Hospital spokeswoman told the Bay of Plenty Times that the Auckland man was in a stable condition in a hospital ward this morning.

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