Mountain rescuers in the Brecon Beacons attended three incidents on Tuesday (August 3), all in the waterfalls area covered by the team.
In the first incident, Dyfed-Powys Police asked Central Beacons Mountain Rescue Team to help with the rescue of a dog who had fallen around 30 feet over Sgwd y Pannwr waterfall.
A large group of passers-by helped the owners recover German pointer Alfie, and he was taken to a local vet.
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Alfie's owners later informed the team he had fractured his leg in two places and will be operated on, but is expected to make a good recovery
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The team returned to the Sgwd y Pannwr waterfall footpath to attend the second incident, which saw a woman stumble and suffer a suspected fractured lower leg.
She was stretchered away from the scene and into the care of a waiting ambulance crew.
The rescue team wrote on Facebook: "We wish the lady a full and speedy recovery."
In the final incident of the day, walkers stopped the team's control vehicle to report a companion had gone missing after they were separated while visiting the waterfalls.
The team conducted a search and the man was found safe and well at Cwm Porth car park.
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