Polish Hiker Dies in 150-Metre Tatra Fall
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A Polish couple wanted to climb Vysoká peak (altitude 2,547 meters) in the High Tatras, but decided to turn back due to slippery terrain. During the descent, a 21-year-old man slipped and fell approximately 150 meters. He died on the spot.
According to HZS, two Polish mountaineers planned to climb Wysoka's summit on Saturday, but due to slippery conditions in the mountains, they changed their plans and turned back at a distinctive section of the ridge – the Rooster. During the descent, one of them slipped and fell approximately 150 meters. A medical rescue helicopter from Poprad with HZS rescuers on board was dispatched to the scene. Despite emergency operations, the 21-year-old's…
A 21-year-old Pole died after a fall of approximately 150 meters in the High Tatras. He slipped while descending a difficult section below Kohútik and did not survive the fall.
A 21-year-old Polish tourist huddled with the Slovak Tatras – he snuck into the viso near 150 meters.
Tragedy struck in the High Tatras in Slovakia. A 21-year-old Pole has died, the Slovak Mountain Rescue Service (HZS) announced. The cause of death was a fall from a height of 150 meters.
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