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Body Found on the Mountain: Unknown Person Crashed 110 Meters

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The rescue of the mountains had the police informed on Friday about the discovery of the body. The identity is unclear for the time being.

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A drama occurred in the Tyrolean mountains in the Tannheim valley. One person fell to death all 110 meters above steep terrain. The terrible accident took place in the previous week, as only now became known. The drama happened already last Friday, as the police announced only on Wednesday. "At around 10.30 a.m., the mountain rescue Tannheim informed the police department in Grän that a body had been found on the Gaishorn, it is said by the inve…

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The rescue of the mountains had the police informed on Friday about the discovery of the body. The identity is unclear for the time being.

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The identity of the person is unclear for the time being. The body may have been lying there for some time.

An unknown person apparently crashed about 110 metres above rocky terrain during an alpine accident at the Gaishorn in Tannheim in Tirol (Reutte district) and was fatally injured. On Friday, the police informed Tannheim that the body had been found. The person was probably located there for a long time, said an executive spokesman for the APA on Wednesday. The identity had not yet been established.

A body was found at Gaishorn in Tannheim on Friday. The identity of the person has not yet been established.

At the Gaishorn in Tannheim (Reutte district, Tyrol) a body was found already on August 28, 2026, as was now known. The person probably crashed about 110 meters above rocky terrain.

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5min.at broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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