A woman was pulled from the icy waters of the Charles River in Cambridge on Tuesday morning (February 20) after being found under the Massachusetts Avenue Bridge. The rescue took place at around 7:45 a.m., according to the Massachusetts State Police Department.
Firefighters Respond to Urgent Rescue Call
The Cambridge Fire Department reported the incident on X (formerly Twitter), stating that firefighters successfully used an engine ladder to bring the woman to safety. The freezing temperatures posed a serious risk, making the rescue a race against time.
Victim Taken to Hospital with Serious Injuries
After being pulled from the water, the woman was immediately transported to a local hospital for treatment. Authorities confirmed that she suffered serious injuries due to prolonged exposure to the frigid river conditions.
The quick response of the Cambridge Fire Department and Massachusetts State Police helped prevent a tragedy. While details about how the woman ended up in the river remain unclear, the incident highlights the dangers of winter waters and the importance of emergency rescue efforts. Officials have not yet provided further updates on her condition.
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