The nice weather and the holiday led too many things on the Tirol ski slopes on Saturday. There were no accidents. The police report on four seriously injured people. It crashed twice in Sölden, in Jochberg, a winter athlete was the victim of two ruthless strangers.
The police are looking for the ski accident, which took place on Saturday afternoon in Jochberg in the Tyrolean district of Kitzbühel. A 31-year-old Belgian drove away at 13:40 on the Blauwe Helling 64a then, according to the police, a previously unknown winter athlete drove her skis so that the woman fell. Then a second unknown skier drove her over her left hand and over the face.
Both winter athletes continued without taking care of the seriously injured woman. It was initially brought with the rescue to St. Johann District Hospital in Tyrol, but then transferred to the Innsbruck Clinic because of the severity of her injuries.
The Belgian partner had observed the collision, but could not make a description of the two volatile winter athletes. That is why the police now ask possible witnesses for information about the investigations of the strangers. These must be sent to the PI Erpfendorf (059133 7201).
Collision could no longer be prevented
The Sölden ski area in the Ötztal also crashed well on Saturday. At the intersection of two black slopes, a 57-year-old local and a 63-year-old locals collided around 10.15 am. According to the police, they had tried to avoid each other, but they did not succeed. The 57-year-old therefore fell on the slope and crashed into his feet or skis against the 63-year-old. This was seriously injured, she was flown to the Zams hospital. The man got away with bruises.
The second accident in Sölden took place in the afternoon. Shortly after 3 p.m. a Dutch skier (60) crashed on a blue slope. According to the police, he suffered serious injury and was flown to the Innsbruck clinic.
Source: Krone
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