A sort ofIt started to rain when Jana Cerna returned from Höllentalklamm hiking at around 1pm on Monday. “Although it was still light, I ran back early. From 2pm, the weather should get worse,” she said. “Nature is unpredictable.” However, many hikers who were just starting out met her. “Some of the equipment is rudimentary, with children and dogs.” Although the storm was announced.
In the afternoon, the rain is getting heavier and heavier. The Hammersbach of Höllentalklamm quickly expanded. Witnesses reported that a large amount of water tore apart a wooden bridge with it-there were two people on the bridge. They dialed the emergency number.However, Sohrab Taheri-Sohi from Bavaria said the rescue results were difficult Red cross“Alpine terrain is difficult to access.” Due to the weather, the helicopter could not fly and could not bring the equipment to the accident site. “Then the incredible power of water. Taheri-Sohi said that even professionals have difficulty assessing the danger. Despite this, the emergency services were able to bring eight hikers to safety. They were caught in large amounts of water. Stuck in the gorge, but unharmed. On Tuesday night, 108 people lived in the miner’s house and Höllentalangerhütte. Early in the morning, the mountain rescue team took them into the valley on foot.
Manslaughter Investigation
On Tuesday morning, the weather improved, so it is possible to continue searching for missing persons in the canyon-165 rescuers from the police, mountain rescue service, Red Cross, fire brigade and troops specializing in canyon rescue. Stefan Sonntag, a spokesman for the police headquarters in Southern Upper Bavaria, reported that drones were also used. The next morning, they found one of the two people who had been carried away, but they could only rescue the dead woman. “Water flows from the mountains through the gorge,” Sonntag said. “Even if there is no downpour, it is a sensation. If you enter there, the chance of survival is very small.”
“Hell-like vibe”-Höllentalklamm Grainau attracts tourists with these words. Thousands of people visit the canyon at the foot of the Zugspitze every year. Hammersbach crosses the steep rock wall into the valley. “I have a guardian angel with me, and I really appreciate that I go home safely,” Jana Cerna said. In June alone, a man had a fatal accident in Höllentalklamm. He lost his balance, fell and was washed away by water.
At the same time, the Munich II Prosecutor’s Office has launched a preliminary investigation. A spokesman for the authorities told the German News Agency on Tuesday that there was suspected manslaughter. There are no surveys of specific individuals.
