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Quiet start to 2017 for rescue chopper

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The Greenlea Rescue Helicopter has had what the crew call a "relatively quiet" start to 2017 with just five callouts so far.

On the morning of January 1 the team made a pre-dawn medical transfer to Waikato Hospital from Taupo.

The following day a young man was flown from Taupo to Rotorua Hospital after fracturing his arm while riding his motocross bike.

On the night of January 2 a woman was taken from Turangi to Waikato Hospital with a head injury.

Last Friday a man in his late 20s was flown from the road end of a central plateau walking track to Rotorua Hospital after sustaining a "very severe and debilitating (but hopefully not permanent) injury to his man region".

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Another man, in his 70s, was flown the same day to Rotorua Hospital from Kinloch with shoulder and pelvis injuries sustained in a fall at a house.

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