US EditionCalls for Help, Helicopters, Drones in the Tyrolean Forest: Missing Persons Traveled Home
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Calls for help from the forest triggered a great search campaign in Tyrol. German spent night outdoors and then traveled home.
LANDECK. Calls for help from a forest have kept the police busy over Christmas in the Tyrolean Landeck.
Cries for help from a forest kept police busy over Christmas in Landeck, Tyrol. After two unsuccessful searches on Christmas Day for a possibly missing person, a 43-year-old German man's suitcase was found on Boxing Day. The man had already left for his home country. He had become lost in difficult terrain, called for help, and spent the night outdoors, leaving the suitcase behind.
On Thursday, several people had already reported to the Landecker police that they had heard calls for help in the area of Angedair/Öd around 1 o'clock at night.
A 43-year-old started an hour-long search in Landeck after he had lost his way in the rough terrain of the Thial-Tobel. Police, mountain rescue and helicopters were in operation, which was reported by the LPD Tirol. On December 25th, a large-scale search took place in the municipality of Landeck, after several people received help calls from the castle forest in the district of Angedair/Öd at about 1 o'clock in the early morning hours. A first i…
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