Calls for help came in about 2pm on Monday after the 24-year-old man became tangled in trees up to 10 metres above the ground at Wilton, in the Macarthur region.
Emergency services rushed to help the man, however once they arrived on the scene, the branch he was caught on had snapped and he fell to the ground.
The man is being treated at the scene for suspected spinal injuries, and a rescue helicopter is waiting on scene to transport the man to hospital.The Morning Edition newsletter is our guide to the day’s most important and interesting stories, analysis and insights.
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