Three German Students Rescued at the Großglockner From Bergnot
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KALS. Three climbers hit the Gro bellner in East Tyrol on Tuesday.
Two hours later, they left the climb after they were unable to navigate their offline map due to lack of mobile phone reception.They got into steep and snow-rich terrain and finally dropped the emergency call.The mountain rescue had to climb on foot due to the weather and found the three young alpinists below the Fanotkogel (2,905 meters above sea level).They were taken to the so-called cattle soils and flown from there to the valley or the Luck…
The three men had left on Tuesday morning for a tour. When they left the way, they did not dare to continue in the high snow and made an emergency call.
With an offline mobile card three students wanted to go to the Grossglockner – but suddenly they stuck in the fog and hip-high snow. An exhausting rescue operation began. On 19 May, three students from Bangladesh (23, 24 and 25 years old) went on a Grossglockner tour. Already at 4.30 a.m. they started. From the Lucknerhaus they climbed over the Luckner hut in the direction of Stüdlhütte. According to the police, they oriented themselves with an …
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