Drama in the Tyrolean ski area: girls undetected in water moat for hours!

Drama in the Tyrolean ski area: girls undetected in water moat for hours!

St. Johann, Österreich - On Saturday, February 22, 2025, two tragic incidents in Tyrol occurred on the ski slopes. At around 12:40 p.m., an 8-year-old girl from Austria was injured at the Holy Water Lylift in Igls. When she got out, she was torn away by the lift and was then in the so -called "rake". A nearby skier, possibly a ski instructor, helped the girl, who could then leave independently. Despite his own strength, however, it turned out that the child was seriously injured and medical treatment needed in the hospital. The police have initiated investigations and asks the first aider to report to the accident to clarify the accident, such as 5min.at reported .

serious accident in St. Johann

Another dramatic event occurred in the St. Johann ski area, where a 12-year-old girl from Germany would almost be frozen. The little skier, who had come to the Tyrolean Alps with her 40-year-old father, was on the "Red 2" departure early Saturday afternoon. Suddenly her father lost her eyes and initially suspected that she drove back with the ski lift. However, when he didn't find her, he started a desperate search and finally alerted the police at 3:25 p.m. The slope rescue and other helpers immediately started searching. More than two hours later, around 5:15 p.m., the girl was finally discovered in a moat, about 200 meters below the last view. Despite the many skiers nearby, she stayed undetected for hours and was severely injured and seriously injured with several broken bones and polytrauma. She was flown to the Innsbruck Clinic, such as Bild.de reported .