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Hillwalker stranded on Bidean nam Bian overnight as rescue abandoned over safety fears
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Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team (GMR) was alerted after the walker encountered difficulties while descending Bidean nam Bian.
Due to the extreme weather, poor visibility and the dangers posed by avalanche-prone terrain, the rescue team was forced to withdraw from the mountain and resume the search at first light.
Supplied The rescue team faced extreme weather and poor visibility.
Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team praised the determination and resilience shown by the casualty and thanked Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team for their support, as well as the highly skilled crew of Rescue 851 from Inverness for their vital assistance in challenging flying conditions.
“Also, thanks to the neighbouring team, Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team and the invaluable assistance provided by R851 from Inverness.”STV News is now on WhatsApp Get all the latest news from around the country Follow STV News