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Austria: 2 German teenagers dead in skiing accident

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Witnesses saw the 17-year-old boys skiing at high speed down an intermediate-difficulty red slope. They came off the slope around halfway down, police in Tyrol province said. Emergency responders at the scene and two rescue helicopter crews were unable to save the skiers.

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Austria: 2 German teenagers dead in skiing accident

Police say two German teenagers have died after skiing off the edge of a slope in Austria and falling up to 60 meters (nearly 200 feet)

1 year ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Austria: 2 German teenagers dead in skiing accident

Police say two German teenagers have died after skiing off the edge of a slope in Austria and falling up to 60 meters (nearly 200 feet)

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Winnipeg Free Press

Austria: 2 German teenagers dead in skiing accident

BERLIN (AP) — Two German teenagers died after skiing off the edge of a slope in Austria on Wednesday and falling up to 60 meters (nearly 200 feet), police said. […]

1 year ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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Austria: 2 German teenagers dead in skiing accident

BERLIN (AP) — Two German teenagers died after skiing off the edge of a slope in Austria on Wednesday and falling up to 60 meters (nearly 200 feet), police said. Witnesses saw the 17-year-old boys skiing at high speed down an intermediate-difficulty red slope in the Waidring ski area and then coming off the slope around halfway down, police in Tyrol province said in a statement. Emergency responders at the scene and two rescue helicopter crews we…

1 year ago·Tacoma, United States

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Two German skiers (17) die in Austria

Two seventeen-year-old skiers from Germany died in Austria. The two had gone over the edge of the slopes at the Steinplatte ski area in the Tyrolean district of Kitzbühel, the police reported.

1 year ago·Kobbegem, Belgium

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