Around 4:30 pm, firefighters from the Doubs department responded to an emergency in the woods behind a local cemetery. They were called to help a 78-year-old hiker who had suffered injuries after falling. The hiker had multiple fractures and required immediate medical attention. The rescue operation involved a coordinated effort between firefighters and mountain rescue personnel. The injured individual was carefully transported to the Minjoz University Hospital after being carried from the scene. The effort took place in challenging terrain, requiring specialized skills and equipment to ensure the safe extraction of the victim. A total of eight firefighters from the towns of Ornas, Amancey, and Besançon participated in the operation. They were supported by five vehicles, which transported both the rescue teams and the injured hiker to the hospital. The incident highlights the importance of emergency response teams in remote and difficult-to-reach areas. The local authorities praised the quick response and teamwork of the firefighters and rescue workers. The hiker is now receiving treatment at the hospital, and the incident serves as a reminder of the risks associated with hiking in natural areas. Emergency services continue to emphasize the importance of safety precautions for outdoor activities.