"Hansel and Gretel: Two Brothers, Abandoned by Parents at 2,300 Meters Altitude. The Salvamontists Found Them in Hypothermia
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A mountain tour of a family with two 13 and 16 year old sons took an unexpected development. After the parents turned back, the young people stood in front of a closed hut at an altitude of more than 2300 metres.
A story that seems to be detached from a fairy tale with a dark ending happened in South Tyrol, where the rescuers were forced to intervene in the middle of the night to save two German brothers left alone on the...
Two German brothers, aged 13 and 16, were saved in the middle of the night in South Tyrol, after their parents allowed them to continue a mountain hike on their own. Teenagers arrived at a closed cabin, over 2,300 metres above sea level, and were found with severe hypothermia, Euronews announces.
The 13 and 16-year-old brothers were supposed to sleep on a hut – but it was already closed. The mountain guard found them in the middle of the night at 2300 meters altitude, considerably undercooled.
A mountain hike in the Alps between a 13-year-old and a 16-year-old German brother ended in a nighttime rescue operation and hospitalization. Euronews Germany even compared the case to the fairy tale "Hansel and Gretel" because the boys' parents decided to leave the boys alone and return early.
A family trip turned into an emergency intervention in South Tyrol, after two German teenagers remained alone at more than 2,300 metres above sea level, in front of a mountain hut closed for the season.
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