To søstre på 16 og 20 år ble plukke

To søstre på 16 og 20 år ble plukket opp av et Sea King-helikopter da yngstesøsteren ble skadd etter å ha gått opp verdens lengste tretrapp, som ligger ved Lysefjorden i Rogaland.
– De gikk opp trappene og beveget seg østover mot Kjerag, sier redningsleder Johan Mannsåker ved Hovedredningssentralen (HRS) Sør-Norge til NTB.
16-åringen falt og slo kneet og trengte hjelp for å komme seg ned igjen
HRS plukket søstrene opp med et Sea King-helikopter. De fraktes til sykehus med mindre skader, opplyser Rogaland politidistrikt.
Politiet og frivillige bakkemannskaper deltok også i arbeidet.
Søstrene har gått opp Flørlitrappene, som går fra Lysefjorden og opp Ternefjellet. Trappen har 4.444 trinn og er verdens lengste tretrapp, ifølge nettsiden UT.
– Det var greit vær, og de gikk godt kledd og hadde med seg mat, sier Mannsåker.

Resultater (engelsk) 1:

Two sisters on 16 and 20 years were picked up by a Sea King helicopter when youngest sister was injured after going up the world's longest wooden staircase, which is located at the Lysefjord in Rogaland County, Norway.-They went up the stairs and moved east toward Kjerag, said rescue leader Johan Double field by Hovedredningssentralen (HRS) South Norway told NTB.16-year-old fell and hit the knee and needed help to get back downHRS picked up sisters with a Sea King helicopter. They are transported to the hospital with minor injuries, Rogaland police district.Police and volunteers also participated in the ground crews work.The sisters have gone up Flør lit rappene, which runs from the fjord and up Ternefjellet. The stairs have 4.444 step and is the world's longest wooden staircase, according to the website.-It was fine weather, and they went well dressed and brought with them food, "said man's field.

Resultater (engelsk) 2:

Two sisters at 16 and 20 were picked up by a Sea King helicopter when younger sister was injured after going up the world's longest wooden staircase, located at Lysefjorden in Rogaland.
- They went up the stairs and moved east toward Kjerag, said rescue leader Johan Mannsåker by the Joint Rescue Coordination Center (RCC) Southern Norway said.
16-year-old fell and hit his knee and needed help to get back down
HRS picked sisters up with a Sea King helicopter. They are transported to the hospital with minor injuries, Rogaland police.
Police and volunteer ground crew also participated in the work.
The sisters have gone up Flørli stairs, going from Lysefjord and up Eaters mountain. The staircase has 4,444 steps and is the world's longest wooden staircase, according to the website UT.
- It was fine weather and they went well dressed and had brought food, says Mannsåker.

Resultater (engelsk) 3:

Two sisters, 16 and 20 years were picked up by a Sea King helicopter then yngstesøsteren was injured after having gone up the world's longest wooden staircase, which is located in Lysefjorden in Rogaland.
- they went up the stairs and moved east to Kjerag, says redningsleder Johan Mannsåker by the Joint Rescue Coordination Center (hrs) South Norway to NTB.
16-year-old fell and struck his knee and needed help to get down again
HRS picked sisters up with a Sea King helicopter. They are transported to hospital with minor injuries, says Rogaland politidistrikt.
The Police and non-governmental bakkemannskaper also participated in the work.
The Sisters have gone up Flørlitrappene, which goes from the Lysefjord and up Ternefjellet. Stairs have 4,444 steps and is the world's longest wooden staircase, according to the website.
- it was fine weather,And they went well dressed and had with them food, says Mannsåker.