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Falls From Tens and Hundreds of Meters in the Tatra Mountains. TOPR Reports a "Death Trap"

Summary by Polsat News
One hiker fell 80 meters, another 200 meters. These aren't the only dangerous incidents that have occurred in the Tatra Mountains in recent days. As autumn progresses, temperatures drop, dusk falls earlier, and the ground becomes increasingly damp. For those without proper preparation and equipment, such conditions are a death trap, TOPR emphasizes in a statement.
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One hiker fell 80 meters, another 200 meters. These aren't the only dangerous incidents that have occurred in the Tatra Mountains in recent days. As autumn progresses, temperatures drop, dusk falls earlier, and the ground becomes increasingly damp. For those without proper preparation and equipment, such conditions are a death trap, TOPR emphasizes in a statement.

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Polsat News broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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