Tragedy in the High Tatras: A Young Polish Tourist Did Not Survive a 100-Meter Fall From Gerlach Peak
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The man was seen falling about a hundred meters down the Batizovská Proba. Tourists revived him before the helicopter arrived.
A Polish tourist did not survive a fall in the massif of the highest Slovak mountain, Gerlachovský štít, in the High Tatras, according to the Mountain Rescue Service (HZS), which received a report of the accident this morning.
HIGH TATRAS - A 25-year-old Polish tourist died on Sunday morning after falling in the Gerlachovský štít massif. The man was seen falling approximately 100 meters down the Batizovská próba. The Mountain Rescue Service (HZS) reported this on its website.
The young man fell approximately 100 meters down the Batizovská Prába in the Gerlachovský Štít massif and, despite immediate resuscitation by witnesses, mountain rescuers, and a doctor, he succumbed to his injuries at the scene.
A fatal accident occurred today on the Gerlach massif. This morning, the Horska Zachranna Sluzba (Horná Zachranna Service) received a request for help for a man who had fallen approximately 100 meters down the Batyzhowiecka Probe and was showing no signs of life. Other tourists were the first to attempt resuscitation, then rescuers took over. They continued advanced resuscitation until an air ambulance doctor arrived. […] The article "Tragedy on…
A 25-year-old Polish tourist died on Sunday morning after falling in the Gerlachovský štít massif. The man was seen falling approximately 100 meters down the Batizovská próba. The Mountain Rescue Service (HZS) reports this on its website. "The crew of the Helicopter Rescue Medical Service was asked to cooperate...
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