Two Massachusetts teens rescued from Mt. Washington

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SARGENT’S PURCHASE, N.H.- Two Massachusetts Teens were rescued from the summit of Mount Washington on Friday after harsh weather and a medical emergency left them stranded during a spring snowstorm.

New Hampshire Fish and Game responded to a 911 call around 7:30 Saturday night from the two teens who reported they were huddling for shelter against a building at the summit.

One of the hikers was suffering from “significant leg pain” due to an unspecified ailment.

Within two hours the teens were rescued and treated.

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