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Slipped on Challenging Mountain Terrain and Got Stuck Under a Precipice

A 66-year-old Dutch citizen was injured in the Črna prsti area in the Tolmin municipality this morning. The hiker, who was part of a group of hikers on the way to Dom na Komni, slipped on the challenging mountain terrain and got stuck under a precipice. She was rescued by mountain rescuers and the mountain rescue team on duty.

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Slipped on Challenging Mountain Terrain and Got Stuck Under a Precipice

2 months ago·Ljubljana, Slovenia

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24ur.com broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia 2 months ago on Tuesday, June 16, 2026.

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