In a series of recent rescue incidents, Ottawa Fire Service successfully rescued a man who got stuck climbing cliffs near the Alexandria Bridge, with no reported injuries. Simultaneously, in Gloucester Township, a man was pinned under a tree while it was being cut down; he was stabilized at the scene before being airlifted to a trauma center, though his condition remains undisclosed. Another man in the same area suffered a similar fate, being pinned under a section of a falling tree, and was also airlifted for treatment. Meanwhile, a man in his 80s was rescued from the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge in Northern Ireland after falling and sustaining a suspected leg fracture; he was airlifted by a helicopter team to a nearby hospital. These incidents highlight the ongoing risks associated with outdoor activities and tree maintenance. Authorities continue to investigate the situations and ensure the safety of those involved.