Bergnot Am Traunstein: Young People Rescued From Steep Terrain
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Two young people were looking for new challenges, got into steep terrain at Traunstein and were brought to the valley by mountain rescue and alpine police.
They searched for the adventure and then found no more home. Two boys – 15 and 16 years old – climbed a bit into the terrain after a swim trip at Traunsee. However, the two got lost and had to be saved.
GMUNDEN. Two young people from the Linz area were rescued on Tuesday evening by the mountain rescue Gmunden from the rocky, brittle steep terrain of the Devil's Tomb. Conversation skills were also demanded from the helpers, because the boys were "completely unintentional".
Two young people from the district of Linz-Land were looking for a challenge and landed in the so-called Devil's Tomb. The mountain rescue and Alpine police had to save the two. GMUNDEN. A 15-year-old Linzer and a 16-year-old from the district of Linz-Land drove to Gmunden on the morning of September 8 and went to the bathing place at the end of Traunsteinstraße. After spending their day there, they looked for a new challenge and followed the co…
Two young people got into need yesterday at Traunsee in the steep rocky terrain. The live location of the smartphone helped mountain rescue in the dark.
On Tuesday, two young people (15, 16) went up into rough rock terrain and lost their orientation. Only thanks to a live location could the mountain rescue free them.
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