Emergency services airlift a hiker to safety after a reported 40-metre fall in Jonkershoek Nature Reserve. The incident occurs on the Second Waterfall trail. According to reports, the hiker is injured and requires urgent medical intervention. Rescue teams respond on-site and arrange for an aerial extraction to transport the injured person for treatment. One report identifies the hiker as a 60-year-old, stating that the person’s condition is serious and that their recovery depends on medical care. The airlift is carried out as part of the emergency response to the fall, with the hiker removed from the difficult terrain of the nature reserve. The available information focuses on the circumstances of the fall, the location within the reserve, and the use of airlift services to get the hiker to medical care.