Emergency services airlift a hiker to safety after he falls about 40 metres in Jonkershoek Nature Reserve. Multiple reports say the incident occurs on the Second Waterfall trail, a popular hiking route in the reserve. Wilderness Search and Rescue (WSAR) says the man, aged around 60, is hiking with others when he reportedly steps awkwardly, slips, and falls down steep terrain alongside the trail. The fall area is described as difficult access terrain, prompting an aerial response. Responders carry out rescue and transport operations to get the hiker out of the site and receive further medical attention. While one report notes the hiker’s condition is serious, the consistent outcome across the sources is that he is airlifted to safety following the fall.