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The National (Scotland)
The National (Scotland)
National
Laura Pollock

Child flown to hospital after 16-foot fall at Scottish beauty spot

Highlands

A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD has been flown to hospital after falling at a popular tourist spot in the Highlands.

Volunteers from Tayside Mountain Rescue Team attended to the child after reports were received on Wednesday morning.

The child is understood to have fallen about 16-feet at The Hermitage in Dunkeld.

Air ambulance crew also attended to the scene, which is by the River Brann.

The condition of the child in hospital is not known.

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