100-Meter-Sturk in Austria's Alps: Drama Around Germans Takes a Surprising Turn
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A 31-year-old German man survived a 100-meter fall in the Austrian Alps. The man had just climbed the Innere Wetterspitze (3,053 meters) and was descending when things went wrong.
A mountaineer from Bavaria crashed in the Tyrolean Alps about 100 meters above rocks and survived. His companions dropped an emergency call, the helicopter flew him to Innsbruck.
A German hiker wants to climb the Inner Wetterspitze in the Alps. Then he plunges into the depths – and survives.
A 31-year-old German was seriously injured on Saturday in a crash in the Inner Wetterspitze area in the Stubai Alps in Tyrol. According to the police investigation, he had "entered the void" in a dangerous spot and subsequently plunged 100 meters into the depths.
A wrong step and the 31-year-old falls into the depths. Two other alpinists see the accident, but can not descend to the man. But they make sure that helpers arrive quickly.
A German fell on Saturday on the descent on the Inner Wetterspitze in Tirol about 100 meters. The flight rescue brought the badly injured man from Bavaria to a clinic in Innsbruck.
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