Dramatic rescue on the Pidinger Klettersteig: Three young mountaineers had presumed accidentally, in a steep channel. One of the climbers threatened to fall.
Piding - Counter-14.15 p.m. the Trio from the North side of the high-staufens an emergency call. All were climbed during the ascent through the Pidinger Klettersteig in the not insured, crossing below the first emergency exit accidentally in a steep channel. One of the climbers stuck above, in the crash dangerous terrain; another man and a woman below. The Bavarian Red cross (BRK) reported.
Two teams of the mountain rescue rose from the climbing-entry, and over the side of the first emergency stop in front of rose to the group in approximately 1,400 meters of altitude. The climbers had reported in the meantime about the emergency and declared that the man could hold up in the gutter, hardly more, and therefore, danger to life exists, it is called in the report of the BRK more.
Pidinger Klettersteig: climbers can hold hardly more - Heli-crew saves him from utmost Need
The use of the head requested immediately the Salzburg emergency medical helicopter "Christophorus 6". The crew managed to get the verstie genes very rapidly with the rescue jam out of the gutter and into a Meadow below the cooking-Alm down.
The rescue of the other climbers took on "Edelweiss 8". The crew of the other two verstie genes repeated in three approaches by winds out of the wall and flew to cooking-Alm. The complex use lasted until 17.30 PM - the three young people at the end of 20 survived the incident unharmed.
Also on Sunday, the horn, the rescuers on Friday on the mountain had ran: The rise of the Sunday horn in the vicinity of Ruhpolding, a friend had her husband back. After they had lost sight of him, she believed it was to a crash and put out a distress call.
A dramatic rescue operation, there was also the Watzmann ridge. A couple was rescued with the Heli, because a brief hole in the Clouds opened.
In Austria, a German tourist died in your wall tour now after a deadly crash.
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Date Of Update: 04 August 2019, 12:00
