Mountain Climbers Fall to Death in Pinzgau About 100 Meters
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A tragic moment in the ascent to the Great Ochsenhorn in Lofer: a 36-year-old Czech man wanted to avoid two accommodating climbers and leaned on a boulder. The rock dissipated, the man fell about 100 meters deep and suffered fatal injuries.
A 36-year-old alpinist had an accident while evading from an accommodating climber. A boulder broke down.
36-year-old wanted to avoid accommodating alpinists. He plunged about 100 meters into a gully.
A 36-year-old Czech man died on Saturday while climbing the Austrian mountain Grosses Ochsenhorn in the Salzburg region near the border with Germany, the Austrian news agency APA reported.
A 36-year-old fell on Saturday in the Loferer Steinbergen when climbing about 100 meters and was fatally injured.
A 36-year-old fell on Saturday in Lofer in the Pinzgau, about 100 metres of mountain climbing and was fatally injured. The climber had left for the Great Oxenhorn with two friends when they met two alpinists who were already on the descent. He evaded the two of them and held onto a boulder with his hands, which suddenly broke off. The 36-year-old fell backwards into the depths, the police reported in a press broadcast on Sunday.
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