Sad news from the Innsbruck Clinic: The 30-year-old skier who was spilled by an avalanche in the Hintertux glacier in the Tyrolean Zillertal Last week 120 meters deep died.
The avalanche accident took place last Wednesday at around 9:30 am -in the Open -Air -Site, in the so – -tackled clover well under the Tuxer Fernerhaus. The 30-year-old German had driven in a about 40 to 50 degrees steep slope.
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“A snowboard was suddenly detached at an altitude of 2160 meters. This caught the 30-year-old and tore him about 100 meters, with rocks that were pierced with rocks, “said the Alpine Police last week.
The companion started rescue chain
His companion-a 29-year-old farmer raised the alarm. A major implementation was initiated. Flugeral Stefan Pichlsberger and an emergency doctor of the Alpin 5 -helicopter were then able to find the pumping stations using an LVS device and digging from a depth of 1.20 meters.
He was then flown to the Innsbruck clinic. As only known on Monday, the 30-year-old the next day he died on Thursday-the consequences of the accident.
Sometimes still delicate avalanche situation
In Tyrol there was land on the land, countless avalanches in recent days. It was only on Monday afternoon that an avalanche in Hochgurgl in the Tyrolean Ötztal went out again. A buried person can be dug up and flew to the hospital in Zams.
In places the avalanche risk in Tyrol is still very delicate. According to the Avalanche Warning Service in the Gurgler Group, there is a considerable danger of warning level three above the forest border.
The series of avalanches started last Tuesday when there were large amounts of fresh snow in Tyrol. In the Kühtai, about a construction site bus with five prisoners was registered and torn together with five prisoners. Everyone got away relatively light.
Source: Krone
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